Titlebook: Cultural Heritage Preservation for Vulnerable Territories; The Hunan Province i Francesco Augelli,Matteo Rigamonti Book 2024 The Editor(s)

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The Fragile Zhuting Historical City. Proposals for Preservation and Valorisation: From the Territorire-level town. The whole city is 88?km., and in ancient times, it was a crucial military land in front of the Xiangjiang River and the Shizi Mountain in the back. Zhuting is part of the “Changzhutan Golden Triangle” (comprising the cities of Changsha, Zhuzhou, and Xiangtan). Since the Han dynasty, Z

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The Commoditisation of Cultural Heritage in the Multiactor Governance of China: A Case Study of the riences in preparing development plans for clients in the case study region, we report that the establishment and operation of the partnership between private and public sectors managed to revive tourism and improve the locals’ living conditions based on the region‘s rich cultural heritage resources

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Manifestation of the Fragility of Early Architectural Heritage in Hunany of two significant materials: timber and masonry. There are traditional and modern means for preserving wood, but neither of them could perform ideally because of Hunan‘s geographic and climatic characteristics. These facts define the fragility of early architectural heritage in Hunan in terms of

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From Theory to Practice: Modern Heritage Preservation and Adaptive Reuse Methodologies in “Hunan Unie tapestries of architectural evolution, socio-cultural significance, and heritage preservation challenges. This study delves deep into the complex realm of Adaptive Reuse Design, emphasising its role as a strategic conservation tool for ensuring the longevity and relevance of such structures in the

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The Fragile Timber Structures of an Industrial Archaeology Building in Hunan Province: The Qing Dynahe area not only as a production site and a market for high-quality tea but also as a destination for visitors from Hunan and possibly even foreigners. To do this, however, it is necessary a general strategic plan of the area that puts in the first position the conservation of what remains, avoiding