This book introduces the concept of 'deep cities', a novel approach to the understanding and management of sustainable historic cities that will advance knowledge of how the long-term, temporal and transformative character of urban heritage can be better integrated into urban policies for sustainable futures.
This book introduces the concept of 'deep cities', a novel approach to the understanding and management of sustainable historic cities that will advance knowledge of how the long-term, temporal and transformative character of urban heritage can be better integrated into urban policies for sustainable futures.
1. Heritage and sustainable urban transformations: a 'deep cities' approach 2. From modern utopia to the 'deep city': heritage as history, collective memory and embodied energy 3. Archaeology as a conceptual tool in urban planning 4. Embodying local identity as heritage in transition: the case study of Onitsha Markets, Nigeria 5. 'Deep' in memory: urban space and 'visuality' in Cyprus 6. The temporal dimension in planning for the 'compact city': a case study from Bergen, Norway 7. Urban 'regeneration' in historic places: the case of King's Cross Central, London 8. 'Deep mapping': narrating meanings of cultural heritage in China 9. Building on experience: the potential of oral history to conserve the 'deep city' in Australia's national capital 10. Small-scale heritage: the canary in the coal mine 11. Empowering communities to identify, treat, and protect their heritage: a cultural landscape case study of the Horto d'El Rey, Olinda, Brazil 12. The politics of densification and sustainability in urban green heritage spaces 13. High-rise buildings and the threats to the character of Malta 14. The role of archaeology and heritage in sustainable urban planning with reflections from Turku, Finland 15. Integrating a 'deep cities' approach into sustainable urban transformation practices: the way forward
1. Heritage and sustainable urban transformations: a 'deep cities' approach 2. From modern utopia to the 'deep city': heritage as history, collective memory and embodied energy 3. Archaeology as a conceptual tool in urban planning 4. Embodying local identity as heritage in transition: the case study of Onitsha Markets, Nigeria 5. 'Deep' in memory: urban space and 'visuality' in Cyprus 6. The temporal dimension in planning for the 'compact city': a case study from Bergen, Norway 7. Urban 'regeneration' in historic places: the case of King's Cross Central, London 8. 'Deep mapping': narrating meanings of cultural heritage in China 9. Building on experience: the potential of oral history to conserve the 'deep city' in Australia's national capital 10. Small-scale heritage: the canary in the coal mine 11. Empowering communities to identify, treat, and protect their heritage: a cultural landscape case study of the Horto d'El Rey, Olinda, Brazil 12. The politics of densification and sustainability in urban green heritage spaces 13. High-rise buildings and the threats to the character of Malta 14. The role of archaeology and heritage in sustainable urban planning with reflections from Turku, Finland 15. Integrating a 'deep cities' approach into sustainable urban transformation practices: the way forward
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