Historic Preservation and the Livable City
Summary: “Historic Preservation and the Livable City” explores the intersection of historic preservation efforts and urban planning to create vibrant, sustainable cities. This book delves into the principles and practices of historic preservation, examining how preserving historic buildings and neighborhoods contributes to the livability, diversity, and vitality of urban communities. It discusses strategies for integrating historic preservation into urban planning processes, fostering economic development, promoting cultural heritage, and enhancing quality of life. Through case studies and examples, the book illustrates successful preservation projects and their positive impacts on urban environments. Aimed at urban planners, policymakers, preservationists, and community members, this book provides insights into the integral role of historic preservation in building livable and resilient cities.
Author Information: The author of “Historic Preservation and the Livable City” is Eric W. Allison, a prominent scholar and practitioner in the field of historic preservation and urban planning. Allison has extensive experience working on preservation projects and teaching courses on urban heritage and sustainability.
Publisher: Wiley
Publication Year: 2018
ISBN-10: 1119363049
ISBN-13: 978-1119363042