Lay people’s evaluation of historic sites

Coeterier, J.F.

doi:10.1016/s0169-2046(02)00007-5

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“…The youth demonstrated a clear understanding of religious symbology through their expectation drawings and attempted to acknowledge and retain some elements of the churches architectural form when considering options for re-use. This finding also aligned with research by Coeterier (2002) which showcased that authenticity, details and ornaments are important in the redevelopment of historic buildings.…”

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“…Interestingly, the findings have demonstrated that whilst identity and place attachment to a disused building are limited, connections to such heritage spaces can be enhanced if the correct re-use option can be found which respects the building's historical significance whilst providing a modern multi-functional community space. The study has also concluded similarities to Coeterier (2002) which emphasised the importance of maintaining a building's original form when being conserved, even when the building's use has changed. The findings have also established a greater understanding of what young people feel is important to the built environment.…”

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confidence: 86%

“…Interestingly, the research emphasises the important role that cultural heritage plays as part of societal and community well-being (Tweed and Sutherland 2007). Research by Coeterier (2002) also highlights the fact that historic buildings have an existential value to people in the sense that they give or enhance place identity, personal identity and group identity. This study clearly shows that this value is an important feature of environmental quality for the general public.…”

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Disused Religious Space: Youth Participation in Built Heritage Regeneration

Davison

Russell

2017

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Abstract:The rights of young people to participate in decision-making processes that affect their lives has been encouraged since the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (1989). Since then, policy-makers and planners have started to consider the views of youth, especially those aged 11-17. The size of the youth population and their feelings of social isolation are two important reasons to include them in the decision-making that affects their local built environment. Little is known about youth opinions of the built environment and in particular disused religious buildings which can become a significant part of local cultural heritage. This paper explores youth perceptions, place attachment and influence on identity of a prominent disused local Methodist church in the City of Belfast. The paper details the expressive methodological approach designed to encourage youth participation in the regeneration scheme. The findings of the study showcase the valuable connections that can be made between youth and heritage religious buildings through education programmes. The project conclusions also highlight the benefits to be gained from engaging youth in local built heritage and will be of interest to those involved in the design, planning and redevelopment processes.

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Disused Religious Space: Youth Participation in Built Heritage Regeneration

Davison

Russell

2017

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“…Coeterier (2002) looked at experts' versus lay people's evaluation of what sites in an area should be preserved. The author explains that there are three reasons to grant lay people the right to state their opinion: "they give or enhance place identity, personal identity and group identity" (Coeterier, 2002, pp.…”

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Diversifying eastern North Carolina heritage sites: tour guides’ perspectives

Hoggard

2016

Journal of Heritage Tourism

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Tour guides from six Eastern North Carolina heritage sites were interviewed to assess minority participation. The sites in this study focus on museums, plantations, and towns. A further comparison was done between site ownership: private and state. The interviews were coded, which provided themes to reasons behind lack of participation, what exhibits minorities show interest in, and potential solutions to boost minority participation. Sites were also assessed on how the information located within each site was presented. In order to perform site assessment, content from a guided tour along with inventorying of site gift shops was completed.Finally, recommendations were assessed based off of the guides' interviews and the tours.

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“…Sedangkan untuk bangunan bersejarah, elemen yang perlu diperhatikan adalah warna, material informasi mengenai identitas dan latar belakang dibangunnnya bangunan tersebut, kegunaan atau fungsi, tingkat familiaritas bangunan (Coeterier, 2002). Lebih lanjut Coeterier (2002) menyebutkan bahwa kriteria untuk daya tarik bangunan bersejarah adalah warna, material yang digunakan, dan proporsi.…”

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Persepsi Dan Preferensi Masyarakat Terhadap Fasad Bangunan Di Koridor Jalan Ki Samaun Kota Tangerang

Suri

Sugiri

2015

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Abstrak: Studi ini dilakukan untuk mengetahui persepsi dan preferensi masyarakat terhadap fasad bangunan. Metode campuran antara kualitataif dan kuantitatif digunakan sebagai bentuk triangulasi dengan metode analisis berurutan dari dekriptif kualitataif ke deskriptif kuantitatif. Data didapatkan dari wawancara kepada perangkat dinas, kelurahan dan budayawan di Kota Lama dan kuesioner semi-terbuka kepada masyarakat yang beraktivitas di sepanjang koridor jalan Ki Samaun. Temuan studi ini menunjukkan bahwa warna; gaya arsitektur; lebar dan tinggi bangunan, ornament bangunan merupakan elemen terpenting yang digunakan untuk mengukur persepsi dan preferensi masyarakat terhadap fasad bangunan. Studi ini juga menunjukan bahwa terdapat keselarasan antara persepsi dan preferensi masyarakat dengan rencana revitalisasi Kota Lama. Keduanya berpendapat bahwa warna bangunan terlihat seragam, tidak memberikan rasa senang, dan terdapat bangunan dengan warna yang lebih mencolok dari bangunan lainnya. Kedua juga berpendapat bahwa gaya arsitektur bangunan di KoridorJalan Ki Samaun tidak lagi mencerminkan budaya pecinan, dan upaya restorasi diperlukan untuk mengembalikan bangunan kebentuk aslinya. Kedua pihak juga berpendapat bahwa tinggi dan lebar bangunan tidaksama, tetapi upaya renovasi tidak perlu dilakukan. Kedua pihak juga berpendapat bahwa tidak ada bangunan di Koridor Jalan Ki Samaun yang memiliki ornament serupa; signage merupakan sumber polusi visual kawasan dan penataan ulang signage perlu untuk dilakukan.Kata Kunci :PersepsidanPreferensiMasyarakat, FasadBangunan, RevitalisasiJalan Heritage Perkotaan.Abstract: This research aims to discover people's perceptions and preferences towards building façade. This research has used a mixed-method approach with the triangulation of data validation. In the analysis, a sequence-analysis method has been utilized, beginning from qualitative descriptive to quantitative one. Data were collected from in-depth-interview with several key persons like district official, officers of certain governmental departments, and questionnaire distribution to the people who have their daily activities in Ki SamaunStreet, which is part of Kota Lama area in Tangerang City. The findings of this study show that colors; architectural design; width and height of the buildings and building-'s' ornaments are the most important elements in building façade that can be used to comprehend the people's perceptions and preferences. This study has found that there are similarities between people's perceptions and preferences with the

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Lay people’s evaluation of historic sites

Cited by 72 publications

References 11 publications

Disused Religious Space: Youth Participation in Built Heritage Regeneration

Disused Religious Space: Youth Participation in Built Heritage Regeneration

Diversifying eastern North Carolina heritage sites: tour guides’ perspectives

Persepsi Dan Preferensi Masyarakat Terhadap Fasad Bangunan Di Koridor Jalan Ki Samaun Kota Tangerang

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