WSPÓŁCZESNA ARCHITEKTURA W HISTORYCZNYM KRAJOBRAZIE MIAST ŚWIATOWEGO DZIEDZICTWA

From the 12th to the 14th of May, 2005, there was a conference on the subject of contemporary construction in historic urban landscapes: “World Heritage and Contemporary Architecture – Managing the Historic Urban Landscape”. During the meetings the memorandum “World Heritage and Contemporary Architecture – Managing the Historic Urban Landscape”, otherwise known as the Vienna Memorandum, was presented, which invokes the Venice Charter and other international documents which relate to the protection of historic monuments, environmental protection and lasting development. The objective of the memorandum was to summarize experiences and outline movements in conservation activities in World Heritage cities. In the discussions it was stated that a strategic approach, in creating plans for administration and local legal decisions which are supported by thorough knowledge about the place and its context, as well as consideration of contemporary mechanisms for economic and social development, will allow for the attainment of the established goals. The Vienna Memorandum will be presented to the World Heritage Committee for approval and introduction. Information about the conference, accompanied by the presentation of the text of the memorandum, can be found on the Internet at the following address: www.worldheritage2005.at

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