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historic urban landscape: a standalone construct

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Heritage conservation

an approach that treats historic cities as layered landscapes of natural and cultural values, beyond the idea of a protected historic centre.

In heritage conservation, historic urban landscape refers to an approach that treats historic cities as layered landscapes of natural and cultural values, beyond the idea of a protected historic centre. This meaning comes from Bandarin and van Oers (2012) in The historic urban landscape.[1]

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References

Bandarin, F., & van Oers, R. (2012). The historic urban landscape: Managing heritage in an urban century. Wiley-Blackwell. ISBN 9781119968085

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