Industrial heritage re-tooled : the TICCIH guide to industrial heritage conservation /
This volume comprises the authoritative work from the International Committee for the Conservation of the Industrial Heritage - the international group dedicated to industrial archaeology and heritage - detailing the latest approaches to the conservation of the global industrial heritage. With contr...
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Carnegie Publishing Limited,
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Table of Contents:
- List of Contributors; Introduction
- James Douet; Part I: Values and Meanings; 1. Why Preserve the Industrial Heritage?
- Neil Cossons; 2. What does the Industrial Revolution Signify?
- Helmuth Albrecht; 3. Industrial Archaeology: a Discipline?
- Barrie Trinder; 4. The Heritage of the Industrial Society
- Louis Bergeron; Part II: Understanding the Evidence; 5. Industrial Archaeology
- Patrick Martin; 6. Identifying Industrial Landscapes
- Iain Stuart; 7. Recording and Documentation
- Miles Oglethorpe and Miriam McDonald; 8. Process Recording
- Gustav Rossnes.
- 9. Industrial archives and Company Records
- Belem Oviedo Gámez10. Photography and Image Resources
- Jan af Geijerstam; Part III: Realising the Potential; 11. Choosing What to Preserve
- Paul Smith; 12. Legal Protection
- Keith Falconer; 13. Urban Regeneration and Planning
- Massimo Preite; 14. Adaptive Re-use
- Benjamin Fragner; 15. Financial and Fiscal Incentives
- Bode Morin; 16. Heritage at Risk Surveys
- Jaime Migone; 17. Conservation Plans
- Helen Lardner; 18. Adaptive Re-use and Embodied Energy
- Mark Watson; 19. Post-industrial Landscapes
- Norbert Tempel.
- 20. Industrial Ruins
- Masaaki Okada21. Conservation and Community Consciousness
- Hsiao-Wei Lin; 22. Industrial Heritage and the World Heritage Convention
- Peter Stott; 23. World Heritage, Concepts and Criteria
- Michel Cotte; 24. Thematic World Heritage Studies
- Stephen Hughes; Part IV: Sharing and Enjoying; 25. Industrial Museums
- Massimo Negri; 26. Care of Industrial and Technical Collections
- Johannes Großewinkelmann; 27. Conserving Industrial Artefacts
- Eusebi Casanelles and James Douet; 28. Industrial Heritage Tourism
- Wolfgang Ebert; Part V: Teaching and Learning.
- 29. Teaching in Schools
- Gràcia Dorel-Ferré30. University Training
- Györgyi Németh; 31. Distance and On-line Learning
- Tuija Mikkonen; Part VI: TICCIH; 32. The Work of TICCIH
- Stuart B Smith; 33. TICCIH's Charter for Industrial Heritage
- Eusebi Casanelles; Appendix: The Nizhny Tagil Charter for the Industrial Heritage; Index.
