A participatory planning model in the context of Historic Urban Landscape: The case of Kyrenia’s Historic Port Area

Özge Kırmızı and Aykut Karaman

Land Use Policy, 2021, vol. 102, issue C

Abstract: Urban areas are constantly changing due to the pressures of migration and rapid growth in urban populations. As a result, historically and culturally significant sites are under increased risk of deterioration and this affects the urban sustainability transitions culturally and socially. Thus, an operationally multidimensional conservation management framework is needed with new approaches to historic heritage sites, in which urban dynamics are considered extensively. Historic Urban Landscape (HUL) concept, which was launched by UNESCO in 2011 brought a new comprehensive perspective with parameters to help protect heritage areas in more sustainable ways. The parameters of HUL consists of aspects such as but not limited to landscape, culture, stakeholders, diversity, sustainability, multidisciplinary cooperation, equity, participation, and building capacity.

Keywords: Sustainable conservation; Urban conservation; Cultural heritage; Management plan; Implementation guide; Urban landscape; Historic Kyrenia Port (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2021
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DOI: 10.1016/j.landusepol.2020.105130

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