| Title |
Expansion of the Historic-cultural Landscape Concept and Evolution of the Urban Planning Control on the Historic Conservation, as demonstrated in the Urban Planning History of Paris |
| Keywords |
도시 역사문화경관 ; 보존 ; 도시 관리 ; 도시계획적 수단 Urban Historic-Cultural Landscape ; Conservation ; Urban Management ; Urban Planning Control |
| Abstract |
This paper aims to analyze evolution of the conservation planning of Paris in relation to the shifting concepts of urban historic-cultural landscape. Development of the conservation system of Paris, which has been introduced in 1960s, gives us some clues for establishing conservation planning principles. The notion of heritage has been broadened ; it embraces concepts ranging from the landmark to the urban area, from the great works of art to the modest works of everyday life, from the relics of historic value to the artifact of the present age. The objectives and the methods of the conservation planning have been transformed through the history ; Firstly, the conservation regulations have been further diversified and fragmented to safeguard the diversity and the identity of each urban entity. Secondly, selection of the historic site and application of the conservation principle tends to depend more on the local opinions. Finally, the aims of consevation are concerned more with the ‘urban management’ than with the strict ‘protection’ of the urban historic-cultural landscape. The broadened aims and the scope of the historic preservation would be better met when it is integrated in the urban planning discipline. |