Issues in Planning Historic Places is a detailed examination of values-based planning options and approaches for historic places. Students will gain advanced skills in managing and structuring planning efforts for a variety of types of circumstances; learn how to define appropriate use for buildings, landscapes, and other resources in terms of broader conservation, economic, social, and interpretative needs; and learn how the planning of historic places and the existing built environment is increasingly shaped by new paradigms in broader cultural and environmental contexts.
Through a range of readings and assignments, this course studies the complexity of assessing, planning, and conserving heritage value. Significant debates in the field and the purpose of historic place commemoration and planning, methods of assessment, regulation, conservation, and interpretation, along with issues of sustainability and Indigenous ways of knowing, are all part of this exploration.
The course will be taught by Dr. Rand Eppich.
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