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Iuav: paesaggi della contemporaneità
No full textLa pubblicazione introdotta da uno scritto di Mario Virano (Commissario governativo per l'Alta Velocità in Val Susa) presenta gli elaborati sviluppati nel Laboratorio integrato di Progettazione Architettonica nella Laurea specialistica Architettura per il Paesaggio, condotto dai proff. S. Maffioletti, M. Virano, B. Zan, D. Trabucco, P. Ceccon.
Il tema proposto riguarda la riprogettazione di tre aree di sosta e servizio autostradale lungo il tratto veneto della A4. Tali aree sono caratterizzate dalla presenza o di manufatti rilevanti, quali il "cubo" di Costantino Dardi progettato per ENI-AGIP e un autogrill a ponte progettato da Pierluigi Nervi con Antonio Nervi e Melchiorre Bega, o di un paesaggio naturale e culturale di rilevante importanza (il Carso e il castello di Duino).
Gli studenti sono stati fortemente impegnati nell'aggiornamento del ruolo di un'area di sosta/sevizio rispetto al dibattito e alle proposte internazionali, cercando un'impegnativa contestualizzazione sia naturalistica che architettonica e una notevole articolazione dell'offerta funzionale. I progetti sono stati presentati allo IUAV in una mostra, alla cui inaugurazione hanno partecipato tra altri Marc Augé, la Fondazione Benetton, l'a.d. di Autostrade per l'Italia Castellucci
The Micro Level: Reconstructing the Luoyang’s Horse and Chariot Discovery
No full textIn this chapter, the Heritage Chain is applied to a specific case of heritage preservation and management in China: the “Horse and Chariot” museum . The case highlights the ability of the “Heritage Chain” to grasp a single case of heritage management with a holistic view
Between Policies and Practices: Administration Matters
No full textIn this chapter the authors outline an analytical framework which acknowledges the potential disconnection between policies and practices in cultural policies. While leaving aside the hyper-complexity of models introduced by policy implementation studies, the framework aims to immediately focus on three different levels of consistency for the analysis of cultural policies at the micro level. First, it focuses on the policy statement phase (a main topic of cultural policies studies), then on the enactment phase (a main topic of policy implementation research), and finally on the evaluation of results (partly considered by public management scholars), with the aim to recouple the three different and separated approaches
The heritage chain: Assessing the Economic Organization of the Sector
No full textIn this section the authors focus on the notion of the Heritage Chain and its possible uses through two case studies: the Horse and Chariot discovery in Luoyang, China, and the heritage system in Turkey. The Heritage Chain is to some extent another example of framework that emerged in our field research about the management of heritage in various countries. The concept refers to the set of activities taking place in the heritage sector, from protection to public access, and is derived from the notion of supply chain that was developed in the field of Industrial Organization few decades ago
Indirect Policies: Public Funding for Performing Arts in Italy
No full textThe chapter investigates the public funding system for performing arts in Italy, by analyzing the links between its declared aims, the procedures through which it operates, and final decisions concerning the allocation of resources.
Following the analytical framework presented in Chapter 15 of the same volume, as a first step the authors look at the internal consistency between the aims of the funding policy and the formal procedures put in place to evaluate and select grant beneficiaries (Section 2). The third paragraph focuses on the process of administering the law, which reveals both the organizational routines and the informal procedures that play a role in the decision-making process leading to the allocation of resources. Next, in the fourth paragraph the authors discuss the consistency (or lack of consistency) between the aims of the policy and actual funding decisions. Lastly, the authors provide more general remarks on the rationale of the assessment processes
Best and worst Practices in Cultural Policy: Bologna 2000, ten years after
No full textIn this chapter the authors focus on the evaluation of cultural policies as direct intervention, by applying the framework described in the introduction to the section to the Bologna case study. The analysis investigates the evolution of ten years of cultural policies in Bologna after its nomination as the European Capital of Culture for the year 2000. The focus is on their internal consistency over the decade, at least in rhetorical terms, and on the actual resources allocated to implement the stated policy aims. This allows to address the potential disconnections between policies and practices
The Macro Level: Cultural Heritage in Turkey
No full textIn this chapter we use the concept of the Heritage Chain to present a detailed overview of the heritage sector in Turkey. Turkey is extremely rich in material remains of the past, but faces serious challenges: many sites and monuments are not officially protected or adequately conserved, and only a small selection are put on display for the public, often with little interpretation.
By providing a detailed overview of Turkey’s Heritage Chain we present the nature and extent of such problems within a single picture: we provide a clear description of the division of labor within the Turkish heritage system (legal and administrative), we investigate how one element of the chain affects another and, finally, we underline which part of the chain suffers major problems
The Turkish Model of decentralization in Cultural Heritage
No full textSince 2003, under the moderate Islamist government of the Justice and Development Party (Adalet ve Kalkınma Partisi, AKP), Turkey has experienced rapid economic growth and the introduction of New Public Management rhetoric as part of an effort to modernize its public administration. These reforms have also reached Turkey’s the cultural heritage sector, where until recently the state central administration not only managed museums and archaeological sites but also ran all related commercial activities. In the last decade, some management responsibilities for museums and sites have been devolved to municipalities, while the number and prominence of museums outside the state sector has increased . This chapter assesses the impact of three major outsourcing contracts signed since 2009 : the Istanbul Archaeology Museum development project, the national contract for museums and ruins gift shops, and the national contract for museums and ruins ticket sales and operations
ZAN 324
No full textTussen augustus en oktober 2013 heeft VUhbs archeologie een definitieve opgraving uitgevoerd langs de Spelverstraat, gelegen binnen de gemeente Bilzen in Belgisch Limburg. Bij het onderzoek zijn negentien gebouwen, zeventien spiekers, twee crematiegraven en vele kuilen ontdekt en onderzocht. Op basis van deze sporen en een groot aantal vondsten kan worden gereconstrueerd hoe het terrein gedurende meerdere perioden in de IJzertijd is bewoond en gebruikt. Deze ijzertijdnederzetting was gesitueerd aan de randen van een lössplateau, op de hellingen van het dal van de Wilderbeek en een daarop aansluitend droogdal.
Binnen de opgegraven nederzetting kunnen tenminste vijf erven worden onderscheiden die in verschillende periodes tussen de Vroege en Late IJzertijd bewoond zijn geweest. Of deze bewoning ook deels gelijktijdig heeft plaatsgevonden is niet goed te bepalen. De aangetroffen gebouwen vertonen een typologische variatie (zo werden onder meer de types Geleen-Echt, Oss-Ussen 2A, Haps/Oss-Ussen 4, Oss-Ussen 2A en Oss-Ussen 5 herkend). Op basis van de plattegronden kunnen parallellen worden gevonden op de Antwerpse Kempen, het Zuid-Nederlandse zandgebied en het Zuid-Limburgse lössgebied. Een aantal kuilen kan nader worden geïnterpreteerd op basis van vorm of inhoud. Met name een grote klokvormige silo, gelegen op het hoge, onbewoonde deel van het terrein, en een voorraadkuil met verlatingsdepositie zijn hierbij noemenswaardig.
Vuursteenvondsten tonen aan dat het terrein aan de Spelverstraat ook al in een verder verleden in gebruik is geweest. Zo zijn gereedschappen uit het Laat Paleolithicum en het Midden Neolithicum A gevonden. In deze laatstgenoemde periode was er waarschijnlijk sprake van een nederzetting, waarvan helaas geen grondsporen konden worden herkend
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