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Good Practices in Heritage Buildings’ Management

The number of buildings protected under the name of "Cultural Heritage" is growing at an accelerated pace in recent years. But, equally, they are constantly exposed to risks of loss or deterioration. Europe today expects a series of benefits of Heritage Buildings that goes from aesthetic enjoyment to economic development. All of which implies a planning and an economic investment in the sector by different governments that are not always easy to achieve. Given this situation, changing management models is necessary both for the sustainability of heritage and for obtaining the expected benefits. The intelligent management of heritage buildings involves the participation of professionals from different knowledge areas as well as the use of available technologies. Combining this with the consideration of the historic building as part of a larger patrimonial system that implies the social participation and the enhancement of the socio-economic impact, the development of a new model of heritage management seems to be more than necessary.

Intelligent management ; heritage building ; smart heritage ; database ; practices ; preventive preservation

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