Urban Conservation Planning
Printed in the catalogue as URBAN CONSERVATION PLANNING
Course content
The course aims to provide the students of city and regional planning with the basic knowledge and understanding of the urban conservation. COURSE OBJECTIVES: This course is designed to cover the basic aspects of the urban conservation and conservation of cultural heritage. The major objective of the course is to provide knowledge on: the general aspects of history and theory of conservation, basic terminology and concepts in conservation, legal and administrative aspects of conservation in Turkey, understanding and evaluation of urban sites: values, problems and potentials, new interventions and implementations in historic context
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- City and Regional PlanningYear 4, Fall semester
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