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Revaluing modern architecture : changing conservation culture / John Allan.
Main entry:

Allan, John, 1945- author.

Title & Author:

Revaluing modern architecture : changing conservation culture / John Allan.

Publication:

London : RIBA Publishing, [2022]
Exeter : Printed and bound by Short Run Press
©2022

Description:

ix, 230 pages : illustrations (some color), plans (some color) ; 26 cm

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 221-226) and index.
Foreword -- Introduction -- Part I. Retrospect. The story so far ; Authenticity ; Charters ; Listing ; Protection ; Weaknesses -- Part II. Prospect. From relics to resources- the new paradigm ; Quickfire Q & A ; Lessons learned : Berthold Lubetkin and the penguins : No right answer : A girlfriend's hair : The window worker in Walsall : Singing the Marseillaise ; Changing conservation culture.
Summary:

The conservation of our Modern architectural heritage is a subject of vehement debate. When do buildings become old or significant enough to warrant special heritage status and protection? Should Modern listed buildings be treated differently from those of earlier periods? And what does all this mean for building users and owners, who might be better served if their buildings were less authentic, but more comfortable and usable? Presenting a clear line of sight through these complex questions, this book explores the conservation, regeneration and adaptive re-use of Modern architecture. It provides a general grounding in the field, its recent history and current development, including chapters on authenticity, charters, listing and protection. Case studies drawing on the author's extensive practical experience offer valuable lessons learnt in the conservation of Modern heritage buildings. Looking beyond the specialist field of 'elite' heritage, Revaluing Modern Architecture also considers the changing culture of conservation for 'sub-iconic' buildings in relation to de-carbonisation and the climate emergency. It suggests how revaluing the vast legacy of modern architecture can help to promote a more sustainable future."--Page 4 of cover.

ISBN:

1914124235 (hardcover)
9781914124235 (hardcover)
(ePub ebook)
9781000564662
(PDF ebook)
9781000564648
(ebook)
9781003277880

Subject:

Architecture, Modern.
Architecture, Modern 20th century.
Architecture, Modern Conservation and restoration Case studies.
Architecture 20e siècle.
Architecture, Modern Conservation and restoration
Architecture Great Britain History 20th century.
Architecture Great Britain History 21st century.
Modern movement (Architecture)
Architecture, Modern Conservation and restoration Great Britain.

Form/genre:

Case studies
Études de cas.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 326099
Call No.: 326099
Copy: 1
Status: Available

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