E-P Heritage Value Assessment Method Proposed Methodology for Assessing Heritage Value of Load-Bearing Structures

Eberhardt, Sophie; Pospíšil, Martin

doi:10.1080/15583058.2021.1901160

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“…Before analysing the invasiveness of the methods and deciding on the approach to structural survey, the heritage value associated with the structure shall be defined by a relevant authority. To assist the interactions between heritage specialists and engineers, Eberhardt and Pospisil proposed methodology for assessing the heritage values of buildings and bridges through appropriate segmentation [1]. Besides providing a formal process of quantification of the heritage value, the methodology allows selecting survey methods that have no or limited impact on segments of the heritage value for which the structure is recognised.…”

Section: Segments Of Heritage Valuesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The case study of a historic steel bridge presented in Section 6 illustrates assessment of the segments of the heritage value and their sensitivity with respect to various survey methods. Detailed discussion on the relationship between the segments of the heritage value and survey methods is provided in [1].…”

Section: Segments Of Heritage Valuesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…It is assumed that a preliminary survey is based on non-invasive techniques (NDT), the ratio φ is computed, and then DTs are taken in the second phase to supplement the NDT survey and calibrate the NDT results. Failure consequences should cover all expected economic, societal and environmental consequences (ISO 2394:2015 for the general principles of structural reliability), as well as the damage to the heritage value [1].…”

Section: Invasiveness Of Structural Surveysmentioning

confidence: 99%

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“…Each architectural work has a special value and a special cultural-historical place in its society according to its time, location, architectural technique, common models at the time of construction, use, and form [ 32 ]. The value changes over time as the building remains unused, as well as due to natural disasters and human hazards, the architectural work will be exposed to deterioration and destruction and this raises the need to conserve it [ 30 , 31 ].…”

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The value revitalization model of Qajar religious schools in Tehran

2022

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Religious schools are institutions for teaching Islamic sciences. Nowadays, many religious schools in Tehran, which were built during the Qajar period, have been destroyed due to natural erosion and urban expansion. Since there is no comprehensive research on the conservation and revitalization of these schools, the present study aims to model the value revitalization of Qajar religious schools in Tehran. The present research is a mixed-methods study (a qualitative-quantitative study using a simulation). The data required are collected using a questionnaire. The statistical population includes school teachers who complete the structured questionnaire after visiting the schools through a virtual tour. The teachers are selected using a random sampling technique and the sample size (number of participated teachers) is 948. The sampling adequacy is confirmed with the KMO test. The reliability and validity of the questionnaire are also verified by Cronbach's alpha and the model fit index, respectively. The data are analyzed by modeling and path analysis in SPSS and AMOS software. Research results show that architectural phenomena (i.e., independent variable), through value conservation (i.e., mediator variable), have the most significant effect on the value revitalization (i.e., dependent variable) of Qajar religious schools in Tehran. Also, the path analysis shows three essential relations with a large effect size in the model: (1) The conservation of compound values influenced by social interactions in the building revitalizes the semi-tangible aesthetic factor of the building; (2) The conservation of physical values influenced by the building structure revitalizes the tangible aesthetic factor of the building; and (3) The conservation of semantic values influenced by the moral values of the building revitalizes the intangible aesthetic and educational factors of the building. In value revitalization, two basic aesthetic and educational factors play the most important role because they do not influence any other variable while all variables influence them.

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“…Every work of architectural significance has a special cultural and historical place in its society determined by its location, building technique, construction techniques, form, and function (Eberhardt, & Pospisil, 2021). The value of the heritage building will change if the building remains unused or affected by natural/man-made hazards and will need to be conserved Taher Tolou Del et al,2020).…”

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Challenges and Opportunities for Revitalization of the Architectural Heritage of Saidu Sharif Swat

2022

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This research aims to analyze the opportunities for the revitalization of the architectural heritage of Saidu Sharif, Swat. The revitalization of urban areas and cities dominated by heritage sites, is governed by the genius loci. Retaining and revitalizing such sites will not only strengthen the cultural, architectural, and economic values but may also create a strong bond between the historic buildings and the local community. The state of swat was known for its architectural design, street patterns, and structures. This research selected Saidu Sharif as a case study and different historic buildings were examined through physical surveys, followed by interview sessions with experts and the local community. A multitude of factor were identified including but not limited to climatic effects, earthquakes, chaotic developments, and terrorism, due to which most historic buildings are gradually vanishing. guidelines for the formulation of a conservation plan and revitalization for the Historic Site were recommended.

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E-P Heritage Value Assessment Method Proposed Methodology for Assessing Heritage Value of Load-Bearing Structures

Cited by 10 publications

References 6 publications

Heritage value assessment method – Application to historic steel bridgein prague

Heritage value assessment method – Application to historic steel bridgein prague

The value revitalization model of Qajar religious schools in Tehran

Challenges and Opportunities for Revitalization of the Architectural Heritage of Saidu Sharif Swat

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