Methods for determination of revitalization potential of built heritage: Lessons learned on the city of Bern


World Heritage Site: Old City of Berne

Publication Year: 2015

Publication Type: Article

Publication Identifier: WHECA48160074

Summary

A key insight from the revitalization of Bern's Old City is that the future use of heritage buildings cannot be determined solely by predefined public methods but requires active participation from potential owners. This approach, which integrates historical significance with adaptive structuring for new purposes, was validated through multiple analyses. The study highlights that successful revitalization depends on balancing conservation goals with practical adaptations to ensure sustainable reuse. These findings offer valuable lessons for addressing similar challenges in Serbian built heritage, emphasizing the importance of collaborative decision-making and innovative design strategies.

Citation

Stanisic, G., & Kurtovic-Folic, N. (2015). Methods for determination of revitalization potential of built heritage: Lessons learned on the city of Bern. Gradjevinski Materijali I Konstrukcije, 58(1), 25–57. https://doi.org/10.5937/grmk1501025s

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