| Place Making: Living Urban Heritage |
| From： Indian Institute for Human Settlements PublishDate：2013-07-29 Hits：1295 |
| Date: 29 July – 2 August, 2013 Venue: Bangalore Organizer: Indian Institute for Human Settlements This course aims to address these issues by enabling an approach among practitioners that aligns development and conservation paradigms. It aims to build perspective on how to identify, understand and relate to historical spaces by re-examining the values associated with them. The objective is to understand how to address conservation issues of monumental and non- monumental scale in urban spaces which are part of a range of social, economic and cultural inter-linkages. By applying contemporary perspectives on heritage, and applying techniques that enable the modification of these living heritage spaces to suit present needs, we will greatly enhance not only their economic value, but also help in the creation of culturally vibrant and visually enriched cities. For more Information: http://www.iihs.co.in/programmes/upp/pm-lhus/ |
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