Conservation Care in Brownfields

Conservation Care in Brownfields
546-0129/01
čeština Conservation Care in Brownfields
546-0129/02
angličtina

Summary

The subject deals with the concept of monument care in terms of valid legislation focusing on technical monuments and industrial areas. Students manage specialist terminology in the area of monument care. They demonstrate knowledge in exploration and restoration methodologies focusing on industrial monuments. Graduates are able to orientate themselves in the field of conservation and maintenance of monuments, they can determine the significance of the historical value of industrial objects in the context of brownfields redevelopment.

Literature

COSSNS, N. The BP Book of Industrial Archaelogy. Oxford: David & Charles, 1993.
COOPER T. How to read Industrial Britain. Ebury Press, London 2011.
CONLINM.V., JOLLIFFE L. Mining Heritage and Tourism: A GlobalSynthesis. Routledge 2010.
MATĚJ, M. AT AL. Cultural monuments of the Ostrava – Karviná Coalfield. National Heritage Institute Ostrava branch. 2008.

Advised literature

Conservation of Historic Brick Structures. Taylor & Francis Ltd; 1998,
Industrial Heritage - Ecology & Economy: XIV International TICCIH Congress. Sächsisches Industriemuseum, 2011.
JAMES DOUET (ED.) Industrial Heritage Re-tooled. The TICCIH Guide to Industrial Conservation. Lancaster, 2012.
PALMER M., NEAVERSON, P. Industrial Archeology - Principles and Practice. London, 2000.

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Language of instruction	čeština, angličtina
Code	546-0129
Abbreviation	PPBF
Course title	Conservation Care in Brownfields
Coordinating department	Department of Environmental Engineering
Course coordinator	Ing. arch. Aleš Student, Ph.D.