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Urban Heritage Along the Silk Roads

Part of the The Urban Book Series Book Series

Editors: Arefian, Fatemeh Farnaz; Moeini, Seyed Hossein Iradj

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-22762-3

ISBN: 978-3-030-22761-6

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Sep 11, 2019

1 - 10 of 16 Chapters

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Chapter 1Introduction

Arefian, Fatemeh Farnaz; Moeini, Seyed Hossein Iradj

Pages: 1 –6

[Beyond the nostalgic admiration of physical urban heritage, such as bazaars and souks, maze-like neighbourhoods and sensational architectural styles of historic cities, there are many challenges that urban governance systems, practitioners and residents of those cities and neighbourhoods face on...
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Public Open Spaces in Bahrain: Connecting Migrants and Urban Heritage in a Transcultural City

Al-Madani, Wafa; Rishbeth, Clare

Pages: 9 –20

[Developed around a question of what urban heritage might mean for migrant populations, this paper argues that urban heritage sites are inclusive spaces and that protecting heritage does not conflict with transcultural processes and adaptation of migrants. In common with many Silk Roads cities,...
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Paradise Extended; Re-examining the Cultural Anchors of Historic Pleasure Avenues

Razavi, Niloofar

Pages: 21 –30

[The public pleasure walks in historic urban landscapes, often in form of ceremonial avenues, have had many examples in historic cities throughout the world. Some of the most famous examples of these pleasure avenues have survived in the cities of the Middle East and Central Asia, and have been...
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Landscape Architecture’s Significance in the Restoration of Historical Areas: The Case of Old ‘Muharraq’, Bahrain

Ghonaimy, Islam El; Ghonaimy, Mohamed El

Pages: 31 –51

[For a long time in most Arab countries, and while dealing with restoration projects, the consideration of landscape architecture (LA) was limited. The term ‘landscape architecture’ was used in a shallow way just for describing pavements and greenery. Recently, however, there has been an...
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The Rise of the Facilitation Approach in Tackling Neighbourhood Decline in Tehran

Hajialiakbari, Kaveh

Pages: 55 –74

[One of the main urban problems of TehranTehran is the decline of its central neighbourhoods and the spatial concentration of deprivation within them. Since 2009, facilitationFacilitation—encouraging open dialogue among stakeholders to explore diverse options—has been the main approach by the...
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Rebuilding Tajeel: Strategies to Reverse the Deterioration of Cultural Heritage and Loss of Identity of the Historic Quarters of Erbil, Kurdistan, Iraq

Soave, Anna; Hawizy, Bozhan

Pages: 75 –91

[The inclusion of the Erbil CitadelCitadel, also Qala in the Tentative List of World Heritage SitesWorld Heritage Site in 2010 prompted the issuance of urban design guidelines aimed to ensure that buildings located within the Citadel’s Buffer ZoneBuffer Zone respect the visual integrity of the...
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Silk Production as a Silk Roads Imported Industrial Heritage to Europe: The Serbian Example

De Santo, Milica Kocovic; Aleksic, Vesna; Markovic, Ljiljana

Pages: 93 –104

[This chapter investigates industrial heritage related to silk production in SerbiaSerbia. Silk and silk processing craft were imported from AsiaAsia through Silk RoadsSilk Roads (across the Balkans and Italy towards EuropeEurope). Silk production on industrial level started in today’s Serbia in...
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Craftsmanship for Reconstruction: Artisans Shaping Syrian Cities

Al Asali, M. Wesam

Pages: 107 –119

[Craftsmanship had a crucial role in shaping Syrian society and its relation to the built environment. Organisations and guilds of artisans were official regulators and mediators between artisans, state architects, courts and private house dwellers. It was through these guilds structure that the...
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Place-Identity in Historic Cities; The Case of Post-war Urban Reconstruction in Erbil, Iraq

Almukhtar, Avar

Pages: 121 –136

[Throughout history, war has caused fundamental political, economic and social transformations around the world, spatially impacting urban form. This is evident in cities undertaking post-war reconstructionReconstruction where global influences on unique historical landscapes and the cities’...
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Post-war Restoration of Traditional Houses in Gaza

Ammar, Suheir M. S.; Alramlawi, Nashwa Y.

Pages: 137 –154

[In the past decade, the city of GazaGaza has suffered from three consecutive wars in 2008–2009, 2012 and 2014. As a result, severe physical destructions impacted all aspects of urban life. The impact of destructions on historical buildings is undoubtedly of the most significant, because it...

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