Managers’ perceptions of the adaptive reuse of heritage buildings as boutique hotels: insights from Iran

Ghaderi, Zahed; Farashah, Mohammadhossein Dehghan Pour; Aslani, Ehsan; Hemati, Bahar

doi:10.1080/1743873x.2020.1756834

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“…Існують різні напрямки наукових досліджень, присвячених реконструкції промислових будівель та територій, пов'язані з окремими аспектами таких перетворень: містобудівні особливості [1][2][3][4], загальні питання реконструкції промислової спадщини та її адаптивного повторного використання [5][6][7], конструктивні, інженерно-технічні, соціально-економічні аспекти тощо [8][9][10][11][12][13]. Дослідження і розрахунки показують, що збереження початкової промислової функції передбачає, у більшості випадків: суттєве переобладнання, великі інвестиції, багато часу на його здійснення, що у кінцевому результаті, загалом, часто виявляється недоцільним.…”

Section: принципи і прийоми естетично-образної трансформації при реко...unclassified

Principles and Techniques of Aesthetic-Figurative Transformation in the Reconstruction of Historical Industrial Enterprises for a Public Function

Bridnia¹

2022

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The article deals with the issues of architectural and figurative transformation of buildings during the reconstruction of historical industrial enterprises (mid-eighteenth century – first half of the XX century). The main principles for the implementation of such a transformation are determined: ensuring urban integrity; preservation of the historical image of industrial architecture; nuances in their general architectural and spatial organization (symbiosis with the environment); contrast between old and new; compliance with national and regional cultural traditions; environmentally friendly solutions. Examples of the application of these principles in the world practice of the reconstruction of industrial buildings for various public functions are analyzed. Techniques that allow to implement these principles in the renovation of historical buildings are defined. These methods are proposed to include: conservation and restoration of the characteristic elements of industrial architecture; reuse of authentic materials and designs; the inclusion of industrial equipment in the interiors and exteriors of objects of reconstruction; the use of forms, materials, structures, furniture – contrasting with the primary industrial structure while ensuring symbiosis with the environment due to the nuanced solution of the overall composition, the delicate inclusion of new elements, the preservation of rhythmic patterns, the use of building and finishing materials, elements of architectural «camouflage» (grids, perforations, glazing, openwork metal structures, etc.); «absorption» of old buildings or their parts by new structures. In addition, an accentuated appeal to the characteristic features of the national cultural traditions of the construction region, through the use of local building and finishing materials, forms, structures, the use of local ornaments, patterns, objects of arts and crafts is proposed. It is recommended to use environmentally friendly materials, landscaping elements in the interiors and exteriors of buildings, the formation of a building area using the natural landscape along with the inclusion of industrial elements of industrial architecture.

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Principles and Techniques of Aesthetic-Figurative Transformation in the Reconstruction of Historical Industrial Enterprises for a Public Function

Bridnia¹

2022

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“…Boutique hotels reflect a “growing trend” (Lwin et al , 2014, p. 95) and a “global phenomenon” (Jones et al , 2013, p. 715), with the market size of this sector valued at $93.37bn in 2022 and estimated to grow to $115.80bn by 2032 (Future Market Insights, 2022). Despite the growing success of the boutique hotel sector, “uncertainties remain about what defines a boutique hotel” (Ghaderi et al , 2020, p. 696). For example, although boutique hotels are often interlinked to aesthetic individualism, few studies have been able to capture and detail this characterizing attribute.…”

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Defining attributes of boutique hotels: a systematic literature review

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Dingli

2023

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PurposeBoutique hotels reflect a nascent phenomenon in the literature and in the accommodation sector. As a result, they are void of governmental classification and regulation. Concurrently, they lack any form of operational definition. The purpose of this paper is to address these limitations by identifying the core attributes found to define boutique hotels.Design/methodology/approachTo fulfil the purpose of this paper, the authors conducted a systematic literature review on Web of Science. This resulted in an analysis of 33 peer-review articles published from 1994 to 2022.FindingsThe findings of this review revealed that boutique hotels are defined by eight core attributes; these are (1) multiple ownership structures, (2) situatedness in a historic premises, (3) strategic locations, (4) thematized internal décor, (5) experience design, (6) high levels of personalization, (7) novelty in service provisions and (8) niche marketing strategies.Practical implicationsFor policymakers, this paper may be used as a reference point to establish designated classification systems for boutique hotels. For practitioners, this paper may be used as a source of inspiration and benchmark to establish boutique hotels which align to the criteria highlighted in this paper. For scholars, this paper proposes an operational description of boutique hotels and novel areas for future research.Originality/valueThis paper represents one of the initial efforts undertaken by researchers to unify the literature on boutique hotels.

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“…Peleggi (2005) critically argued the renovation and resuscitation of some historic hotels in southeast Asia with a reference to authenticity. In a similar vein, Ong et al delved into the adaptive reuse of heritage buildings (see also ab Wahab et al (2016) and Ghaderi et al (2020)) by concentrating on a case project for reviving the historical Lloyd Hotel in Amsterdam. Juric (2019), who aimed to understand how tourists co-created authentic travel experiences through their stay in a historic hotel, found that age, education and occupation had a significant role in how they co-created and assessed their authentic travel experiences.…”

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Historic architecture in tourism consumption

Yabanci

2022

TRC

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Purpose Historic architecture is one of the most prevalent human-made attractions and image attributes that the tourism industry substantially benefits from. Moreover, this attraction creates a critical value in augmenting destination competitiveness. Therefore, the purpose of this paper is to discuss historic architecture in relation to guest experience and to find out if historic buildings used as hotels are, physically, elements of attraction. The findings reveal that historic buildings used as hotels have a specific potential in attracting guests, and these buildings are mainly considered positive by guests. Hotel guests are satisfied by the physical – i.e., architectural and atmospheric – features of hotels serving in historic buildings. This paper will help readers rethink how historic architecture plays a key role in tourism consumption. The paper uniquely seeks to delve into the potential of historic hotel buildings as elements of attraction by examining over 9.8 thousand comments of hotel guests.

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Managers’ perceptions of the adaptive reuse of heritage buildings as boutique hotels: insights from Iran

Cited by 18 publications

References 33 publications

Principles and Techniques of Aesthetic-Figurative Transformation in the Reconstruction of Historical Industrial Enterprises for a Public Function

Principles and Techniques of Aesthetic-Figurative Transformation in the Reconstruction of Historical Industrial Enterprises for a Public Function

Defining attributes of boutique hotels: a systematic literature review

Historic architecture in tourism consumption

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