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Normative Criteria for Relevant Evaluation

recording best practices

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Changes at "fostering ecological sustainability"

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  • +Adaptive reuse practices expand the concept of“authenticity and integrity”of heritage objects to a variety of heritage values which include together“materials and substance, use and function, tradition and techniques, location and setting, spirts and feeling and other internal or external factors”(Nara document on Authenticity 1994).
  • +Adaptive reuse practices expand the concept of“authenticity and integrity”of heritage objects to a variety of heritage values which include together“materials and substance, use and function, tradition and techniques, location and setting, spirts and feeling and other internal or external factors”(Nara document on Authenticity 1994).
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  • +Adaptive reuse practices expand the concept of“authenticity and integrity”of heritage objects to a variety of heritage values which include together“materials and substance, use and function, tradition and techniques, location and setting, spirts and feeling and other internal or external factors”(Nara document on Authenticity 1994).
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