I. Mednarodni kongres slovenskih muzealcev SMD -SMS -ICOM I. International Congress of Slovenian Museums Muzeji, dediščina in kulturna krajina Museums, Heritage and Cultural Landscape Zbornik Acta SKUPNOST MUZEJEV SLOVENIJE, 2016
The paper gives some answers to the question about the role of museums in cultural landscape prot... more The paper gives some answers to the question about the role of museums in cultural landscape protection and management. To start with, up-to-date definitions of the cultural landscape are given together with the presentation of landscape typology and cultural landscape components. Then, the comparison between the concepts of the cultural landscape and Pierre Nora’s places of memory (lieux de mémoire) is elaborated. Places of memory that are at the same time cultural landscape could be understood as a meeting point between the cultural landscape protection and museums as managers of these sites.
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of the four town planners who made the greatest contributions to the
development of Ljubljana over the past century. The morphological method is used for an analysis of the plans and their realisation. Particular attention is devoted to the relationship between architects and town planners with regard to the values of Ljubljana as an urban monument. The analysis proves that Maks Fabiani’s and Jože Plečnik’s contributions each in its own way fitted in well with the existing
spatial values. From this point of view, recent interventions in the new political and commercial city centre broke with a positive urbanistic tradition and compromised important spatial values in Ljubljana.
method of historical research based on the identification of concrete historical
sources, i.e. physical records of space in urban and other settlements and the ways it
has changed in the course of history. Then, it gives an overview of the development of the morphological analysis with a special emphasis on France and the UK. Following these examples as the starting point, a structure and classification of morphological
elements of urban settlements and the relationships between them are elaborated.
Types of protection standards are adjusted to the type of a protection area in such a manner that the physical structure, historical context and cultural character of the area are taken into account. The proposal of protection standards introduces a concept of gradation of protection measures into high, intermediate and low grades.
The aim of cultural policy goes beyond the protection of buildings and other monuments, areas, and artifacts with heritage qualities to embrace the encouragement and development of traditional and modem skills, creativity and positive attitudes towards heritage. In other words: the target group of heritage protection is people connected with heritage.
of the four town planners who made the greatest contributions to the
development of Ljubljana over the past century. The morphological method is used for an analysis of the plans and their realisation. Particular attention is devoted to the relationship between architects and town planners with regard to the values of Ljubljana as an urban monument. The analysis proves that Maks Fabiani’s and Jože Plečnik’s contributions each in its own way fitted in well with the existing
spatial values. From this point of view, recent interventions in the new political and commercial city centre broke with a positive urbanistic tradition and compromised important spatial values in Ljubljana.
method of historical research based on the identification of concrete historical
sources, i.e. physical records of space in urban and other settlements and the ways it
has changed in the course of history. Then, it gives an overview of the development of the morphological analysis with a special emphasis on France and the UK. Following these examples as the starting point, a structure and classification of morphological
elements of urban settlements and the relationships between them are elaborated.
Types of protection standards are adjusted to the type of a protection area in such a manner that the physical structure, historical context and cultural character of the area are taken into account. The proposal of protection standards introduces a concept of gradation of protection measures into high, intermediate and low grades.
The aim of cultural policy goes beyond the protection of buildings and other monuments, areas, and artifacts with heritage qualities to embrace the encouragement and development of traditional and modem skills, creativity and positive attitudes towards heritage. In other words: the target group of heritage protection is people connected with heritage.