Industrial heritage re-tooled
Subtitle: the TICCIH guide to industrial heritage conservation
By: edited by James Douet
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: Carnegie Publishing Ltd
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Lancaster
Language: eng
Number of pages: 246
ISBN-13: 9781859362181
Subjects: Industrial archaeology
Other titles: TICCIH guide to industrial heritage conservation
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Why preserve the industrial heritage?; title: What does the Industrial Revolution signify?; title: Industrial archaeology : a discipline?; title: The heritage of the industrial society; title: Industrial archaeology; title: Identifying industrial landscapes; title: Recording and documentation; title: Process recording; title: Industrial archives and company records; title: Photography and image resources; title: Choosing what to preserve; title: Legal protection; title: Urban regeneration and planning; title: Adaptive re-use; title: Financial and fiscal incentives; title: Heritage at risk surveys; title: Conservation plans; title: Adaptive re-use and embodied energy; title: Post-industrial landscapes; title: Conservation and community consciousness; title: Industrial Heritage and the World Heritage Convention; title: World Heritage, concepts and criteria; title: Thematic World Heritage Studies; title: Industrial museums; title: Care of industrial and technical collections; title: Conserving industrial artefacts; title: Industrial heritage tourism; title: Teaching in schools; title: University training; title: Distance and on-line learning; title: The work of TICCIH; title: TICCIH's Charter for Industrial Heritage.