Titlebook: Adaptive Strategies for Water Heritage; Past, Present and Fu Carola Hein Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and the Author(s)

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Altaf H. Sarker,Priscilla K. Cooperrchitecture, disconnected from people’s daily lives and current society. Others made efforts to enhance local cultures and encourage grassroot participation in heritage preservation, but, as heritage sites continued to be treated as single, unrelated objects, these efforts remained only loosely tied

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Günther H. Friedrich,Peter M. Herzig possible by technical innovations. The Noordoostpolder (1937–1942), one of the IJsselmeerpolders, is a unique example of a fully designed agricultural landscape of the twentieth century. It is the first Dutch modern polder in which the layout was planned as an integral task, involving all its agric

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-02538-3ary heritage and its connection to landscape design. Starting in 1980, new methods of revitalization combined preservation, renewal, and narrative approaches. At the same time, the work on the New Dutch Waterline changed; a nationally driven project became a series of local interventions. Throughout

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-02538-3heritage that is non-existent, but whose trace remains in the present in a social, memorial and sometimes physical way. Exploring this theoretical approach to heritage, this chapter examines cultures of dwelling on and alongside the Yangtze River. Empirically, it examines the histories and contempor