Urban Conservation and Regeneration

Orbasli, Aylin

doi:10.1002/9781119340379.ch5

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“…To continue the old with the new, it is necessary to preserve it. According to [21] cultural meaning is the meaning of the message of a place or historical building. Cultural meaning is composed of a set of values which, if lost, will reduce the value of a building.…”

Section: Preservation Theorymentioning

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A Study on the Relationship between Majapahit Temple and Joglo -nDalem Architecture as Preservation of Ancestral and Cultural Values

Herwindo¹

2023

cea

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The so-called Joglo is a type of traditional house (nDalem) architecture since Islamic era on the island of Java that is still used today in Indonesia. Joglo architecture is currently not only used for residential buildings but has developed into a multifunctional feature, and so the Joglo roof models have been used for office buildings, airports, hotels, and the like. The originally Joglo construction made of wood is thought to have been unknown in the past, namely during the Majapahit era or the end of the Hindu-Buddhist era. Through an approach to analyzing the type of architectural form, traces of this temple building can then be identified in the Joglo building, although in the form of abstraction of its elements. Javanese society basically has a tradition to uphold the culture of its ancestors, regardless of the beliefs held by the Javanese. Joglo architecture can be seen as a representation of the preservation of the temple architecture. The relationship between the temple and the joglo is indicated by the shape of the roof, intercropping elements, ornamentation and linearity of the building layout. This preservation is making modifications while still displaying important elements with different materials. As a result, preservation is not orientated to the physical-material but rather to the values of its meaning. The spirit of respecting the past through preservation has unconsciously imbued the architectural ideas involved, so that permanence in architectural preservation can be dynamic through the adaptation process

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Section: Preservation Theorymentioning

confidence: 99%

A Study on the Relationship between Majapahit Temple and Joglo -nDalem Architecture as Preservation of Ancestral and Cultural Values

Herwindo¹

2023

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“…Since it was discovered in the 19th century that historical buildings are historical documents that should be preserved and passed down to future generations, the reasons for the deterioration of these structures have been investigated, and various preservation methods have been developed. According to studies, the most significant cause of a building's deterioration is it being out of use [1,2]. The famous restoration theorist Gustavo Giovannoni's principle that "in order for buildings to survive, they must be used" [3] is now referred to as the "adaptive reuse" method.…”

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confidence: 99%

Determination of Conservation–Reuse Parameters for Industrial Heritage Sustainability and a Decision-Making Model Proposal

Beşir

Karakök

2023

Sustainability

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This study aims to determine the necessary parameters to ensure sustainable conservation in the adaptive reuse of industrial heritage and create a decision-making model. This study included the selection of the sample industrial heritage, determining the necessary parameters, percentage frequency analysis (PFA) of the industrial heritages in relation to the parameters, interpreting the percentage frequency results by comparing them, and developing the decision-making model. The decisions of the architectural heritage conservation organizations ICOMOS, TICCIH, and UNESCO were used to determine the conservation parameters. The reuse parameters were determined based on sustainability principles, since the adaptive reuse of historical buildings is also the subject of sustainability. The obtained parameters were converted to percentage values after being made numerically significant by two different percentage frequency analyses: conservation and reuse. Each sample used in the model was considered successful in various sources, rewarded, and praised in the literature and media. If we accept 50% as an average value, there are only four industrial heritages which are over 50% for the conservation percentage frequency analysis, but there are nine industrial heritages which are over 50% for the reuse percentage frequency analysis. On the other hand, it is written in the article that the aim is to catch 100%. Therefore, maybe it can be said that we cannot only conserve, but also fail to use. The model developed in this study will serve as a guide in establishing the conservation –use balance of project decisions as well as in objectively evaluating current practices.

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“…This is because the basics of design strategies have developed an appropriate approach that maintains an integrated relationship between the responsibility of preserving cultural heritage and the demands to achieve the sustainability of development [ 3 ]. More importantly, Any conservation effort in historic towns must take place within the planning process [ 4 ]. Equally relevant, conservation and revitalization should be applied in harmony and not in a way that contradicts the logic of heritage identity and culture.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

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Integrating the traditional Emirati community within urban fabric of the city to enhance the historical identity

Shublaq

Raed

Alqalami

et al. 2022

Heliyon

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Urban Conservation and Regeneration

Cited by 3 publications

References 37 publications

A Study on the Relationship between Majapahit Temple and Joglo -nDalem Architecture as Preservation of Ancestral and Cultural Values

A Study on the Relationship between Majapahit Temple and Joglo -nDalem Architecture as Preservation of Ancestral and Cultural Values

Determination of Conservation–Reuse Parameters for Industrial Heritage Sustainability and a Decision-Making Model Proposal

Integrating the traditional Emirati community within urban fabric of the city to enhance the historical identity

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