Models of Technical and Industrial Heritage Re-Use in Romania

Cercleux, Andreea-Loreta; Merciu, Florentina-Cristina; Merciu, George-Laurenţiu

doi:10.1016/j.proenv.2012.03.021

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“…The forms of industrial reorganization encountered are typical of the transition and adaptation to the market economy (deindustrialization, industrial relocation, decentralization, economic reconversion; Cercleux, Merciu and Merciu 2012). The goals pursued in the short run led to the transformation of major production factories into average-sized production facilities and later on to their very dissolution.…”

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Structural dynamics of tertiary activities in industrial parks in Bucharest, Romania

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2015

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The study is an analysis of tertiarization in Bucharest, a process that tends to become dominant inside an economic system that has faced the hardships of transition and reorganization. The study deals with tertiarization inside the industrial parks in the capital city, in close connection with deindustrialization and industrial delocalization. The study highlights the forms tertiarization has taken inside those areas, former industrial platforms of the utmost importance for the industry of the Communist era. The trends in the evolution of tertiarization are analyzed in comparison as well as from the perspective of the evolution of the companies inside the three industrial parks; in addition, two scenarios for the future course of tertiarization are included.

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Structural dynamics of tertiary activities in industrial parks in Bucharest, Romania

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“…New functions for industrial buildings should promote future sustainability by reinforcing and preserving heritage values. As Cercleux, Merciu and Merciu explain [11], in cities with an important industrial past, the reuse of this heritage becomes an important asset. Changes of usage in industrial buildings to equipment or housing are common in these cases where it is important to preserve the inherited architecture as an identity value of the community.…”

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“…Another way to promote industrial heritage is to develop industrial heritage tourism through tourism activities in spaces and buildings that are a testimony of previous industrial periods and processes [13]. Therefore, according to Xie [14], this practice can offer an opportunity for regional restructuring and economic development, tourism can also mean a change of function in the territory towards a more positive vision [11].…”

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Recovering Industrial Heritage: Restoration of the Wine Cellar Cooperative in Falset (Catalonia, Spain)

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Awareness regarding conservation of industrial heritage is recent. Several policies have been adopted to start protecting these buildings because of their historic, artistic and scientific values. Wine cellars are an important example of industrial heritage in Catalonia due to the tradition of this product in the territory and the influence of Art Nouveau and Catalan 'Noucentisme' in their construction and style. The wine cellar in Falset, built by Cèsar Martinell in 1919, has recently been restored and still maintains its original function. This article analyses its history, its architectonic and construction characteristics, as well as the restoration process carried out in 2009, which consisted of recovering its original appearance and allowed to emphasize the architectural value of the building. This restoration is a prototypical example whose experience can be applied in other cases of restoration of wine cellars both for the characteristics of the building and for its good restoration practices. This restoration enabled the wine cellar to continue carrying out its original industrial function, providing suitable conditions to add a new cultural use as well.

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“…Cette perspective multidimensionnelle implique une approche systémique et intégré, nécessitant des outils d'évaluation (méthodes, indicateurs, etc.) capables de comparer les coûts de la conservation du passé avec les bénéfices du changement (Cercleux et al, 2012;Nocca, 2017). L'évidence empirique des bénéfices multidimensionnels de la conservation de l'héritage culturel (et sa contribution au développement durable) manque encore, créant le besoin d'une approche holistique (Nocca, 2017).…”

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La conservation de la biodiversité peut-elle être une source d’inspiration pour le patrimoine architectural ?

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L'article présente plusieurs principes utilisés dans la conservation biologique (par les aires naturelles protégées) qui servent comme sources d'inspiration pour la conservation du patrimoine architectural. Sous l'influence du Club de Rome et sa théorie de « croissance zéro », l'idée de la conservation a été aperçue comme la préservation ou la conservation stricte, dans un état intact, incompatible avec le développement et, cependant, utopique. La nouvelle vue agit pour la maintenance dans un « état favorable » qui permet le développement et n'affecte pas la capacité de soutien des systèmes écologiques. Les principes examinés dans l'étude sont la conservation fonctionnelle (dans les limites des capacités de charge) permettant une gestion progressive des activités de conservation, le choix des bâtiments représentatifs à protéger, l'implication des communautés locales et le soutien international. L'idée centrale de l'article est que le soutien de la communauté locale est très important pour la conservation. Dans ce contexte, les principes de la conservation biologique-conservation fonctionnelle, gestion différentiée, représentativité, soutien local et international, zonage interne, coopération nationale et internationale-sont également applicables à la conservation du patrimoine architectural.

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Models of Technical and Industrial Heritage Re-Use in Romania

Cited by 22 publications

References 15 publications

Structural dynamics of tertiary activities in industrial parks in Bucharest, Romania

Structural dynamics of tertiary activities in industrial parks in Bucharest, Romania

Recovering Industrial Heritage: Restoration of the Wine Cellar Cooperative in Falset (Catalonia, Spain)

La conservation de la biodiversité peut-elle être une source d’inspiration pour le patrimoine architectural ?

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