| Description |
1 online resource (256 p.) |
| Series |
Routledge Research in Architecture Series |
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Routledge research in architecture.
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| Contents |
Cover -- Half Title -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Introduction -- 1. Modernism, socialism and concrete in CEE countries: A controversial heritage -- Modernism in architecture -- Universal genesis vs CEE uniqueness -- Socialist modernism in architecture as part of the modernization policy in CEE countries -- Concrete in post-war architecture: New possibilities for a new society -- Soc-modernism architecture after socialism: The problem of dissonant heritage -- 2. The interdisciplinary character of heritage value |
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The concept of value in philosophy and economic thought -- Value in the theory of monuments -- Architectural heritage as an urban common good -- Architectural heritage as a territorial capital -- Heritage surroundings and its value from the societal and spatial order perspective -- 3. Towards a methodology of valuating ambiguous heritage -- The review of research on valuating soc-modernist architecture -- Ambiguous heritage and architecture -- The classification of heritage valuation methods -- Cost-benefit analysis as a response to the complexity of heritage development |
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Warsaw Ochota railway station, Poland -- Valuating socmodernism in the daily life -- 4. The protection of ambiguous legacy in CEE countries: Case studies -- The railway station in Katowice, Poland -- From destruction to value discourse -- Historical background and evolution of object's functions -- Dominant value and impact of the surroundings -- Socio-economic embeddedness and local uniqueness -- The Buzludzha Monument, Bulgaria -- The struggle of soc-modernism heritage with nature and political controversies -- Historical background and evolution of object's functions |
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Dominant value and impact of the surroundings -- Socio-economic embeddedness and local uniqueness -- Central post office in Skopje -- The memory of the socialist reconstruction in the process of oblivion -- Historical background and evolution of object's functions -- Dominant value and impact of the surroundings -- Socio-economic embeddedness and local uniqueness -- Palace of concerts and sports in Vilnius, Lithuania -- Sports utility vs difficult history and dissonant heritage -- Historical background and evolution of object's functions -- Dominant value and impact of the surroundings |
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Socio-economic embeddedness and local uniqueness -- Republic Square in Ljubljana, Slovenia -- The beginnings of statehood and every day of the capital's civic life -- Historical background and evolution of object's functions -- Dominant value and impact of the surroundings -- Socio-economic embeddedness and local uniqueness -- Summary -- References -- Index |
| Notes |
Description based upon print version of record |
| Subject |
Architecture and society-Europe, Central
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Architecture and society-Europe, Eastern
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Historic preservation-Social aspects-Europe, Central
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Historic preservation-Social aspects-Europe, Eastern
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Socialist modernism (Architecture)-Public opinion
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Nowakowska, Aleksandra
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Ciarkowski, Błażej
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| ISBN |
9781000875515 |
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1000875512 |
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