BEA6093 Terminologies & Architectural Heritage by Yon Syafni https://padlet.com/sysyafni/lwgx7scty3z9hwhl Please gather all articles, photographs, newspaper clippings or any resources on the locality, site and. Pengiran Matusin here. en-us 2024-03-21 08:11:59 UTC 2024-05-03 06:46:11 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f4dc.png https://padlet.com/sysyafni/lwgx7scty3z9hwhl/wish/2928258760 Facebook post on the Istana Warisan

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a. to revive or giving it a certain reference a new life cycle

b. reconstruction or redevelopment of existing space


Redevelopment

a. improve its functionality, economic viability, and overall quality

b. refurbishing existing buildings to improve their condition


Regeneration

a. regeneration aim to transform entire neighborhoods

b. towards preserving and reusing existing resources

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  • Revitalization:

    • a. the action of imbuing something with new life and vitality.

    • b. the process of renovating or renewing a building, neighborhood, or urban area in order to bring it back to life, often through improvements in infrastructure, public spaces, and amenities. Revitalization projects aim to enhance the livability, attractiveness, and functionality of the built environment while preserving its cultural heritage and character.


  • Redevelopment:

    • a. the action or process of developing something again or differently.

    • b. the process of demolishing existing structures and rebuilding or reimagining them to serve a different or improved purpose. Redevelopment projects typically involve significant changes to land use, building design, and infrastructure in order to address changing needs or revitalize underutilized or blighted areas. This can include the construction of new buildings, streets, parks, and other amenities.


  • Regeneration:

    • a. the process of renewal, restoration, or growth that makes something stronger or more vigorous.

    • b. the comprehensive and sustainable revitalization of urban or rural areas to promote economic, social, and environmental well-being. Regeneration projects focus on holistic renewal, often incorporating elements such as affordable housing, green spaces, transportation infrastructure, and economic development initiatives. The goal is to create thriving, resilient communities that are socially inclusive and environmentally sustainable.


    • Buildings considered as heritage:

    1. Historic Buildings: Old buildings with important history.

    2. Landmarks: Famous structures symbolizing a place.

    3. Heritage Buildings: Buildings protected for their cultural or historical value.

    4. Listed Buildings: Officially recognized and protected structures.

    5. Preservation Sites: Buildings maintained to keep their original look.

    6. Conservation Areas: Zones protecting historic buildings and landscapes.

    7. Monuments: Structures built to remember people or events.

    8. Cultural Heritage Sites: Places valued for their cultural significance.

    9. Architectural Heritage: Buildings cherished for their design and craftsmanship.

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    • The act of giving something a new life.

    • Bringing old or abandoned buildings back to life. Reconstructing the buildings.

    Redevelopment

    • The act of improving a specific thing or overall.

    • Demolish old/ruined buildings, redeveloping that space to give it a better purpose.

    Regeneration

    • Recovering or renewing into the original state or stronger.

    • Process of using the natural environment as a tool and generator of building.

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    • dictionary definition : the process of making something grow, develop or become successful again.

    • architectural definition : bringing life back to buildings, converting devastating, run down buildings and reviving them to its past glory.


    2. Redevelopment

    • dictionary definition : the act or process of changing an area of a town by replacing old subjects with new ones.

    • architectural definition : the process of transforming existing urban spaces to meet new needs and improve the overall quality of life.


    3. Regeneration

    • dictionary definition : the act of improving a place or a system by making it more active through renewal or restoration act.

    • architectural definition : the collective activity of reusing, adapting and evolving existing buildings.

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  • Revitalization

    (a) The process of making something grow, develop, or become successful again.

    (b) The idea of rebuilding a structure or architecture for a new and better outcome without destroying it entirely.

  • Redevelopment

    (a) The act or process of changing an area of a town by replacing old buildings, roads, etc. with a new ones.

    (b) Improving the quality of an area for future living environment to fit the current development and growth.

  • Regeneration

    (a) The act of improving a place or system, especially by making it more active or successful.

    (b) The process of upgrading an architecture to generate and boost great result.


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    1.(c) Małopolska Garden of Arts in Krakow, Poland

    2.(c) Redevelopment over the terminal and Hachiko square in Japan

    3.(c) Regenerate underutilised urban space, Prague market





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  • Revitalization :

    Revitalization is the process by which something that has been neglected or worn out is given a second chance at life. The revitalization of historic buildings and districts is of central importance. This can involve restoring historic buildings such as homes or factories to a safe and useful condition, or renovating old structures such as houses or factories to make them safe and functional again.

    :It's also about beautifying the neighbourhood, such as building sidewalks or parks, to make the entire community more livable and enjoyable. Basically, it's about improving the quality of life for locals and tourists.


    1. Redevelopment

    Redevelopment is the process of rebuilding or repurposing a place to improve its physical and economic conditions, especially in neglected urban areas.

    :To support the desired development, this may include constructing new buildings, redesigning the streetscape and changing the development plan.


    1. Regeneration

      Regeneration is the process of renewal, restoration and development that enables living organisms to withstand natural fluctuations or events that cause disturbance or damage. It often refers to the comprehensive renewal of an entire area, including social, economic and environmental factors.

      : It encompasses more than just physical changes, such as community engagement, sustainable development techniques and the strengthening of cultural identity.

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