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Observance of architectural heritage in urban- architectural and legal-economic sustainable development of tourist cities

number of abandoned, neglected and devastated buildings as a result of emigration, migration to bigger cities or abroad, long-standing unresolved property relations, insufficiently defined and regulated ownership obligations, but also as a result of fear of investment in old buildings. The end result is the frequent occurrence of abandoned homes in the heart of cities, which creates not only an ugly picture of the city but also unhygienic conditions and the potential for a collapse. Often, the same owners invest in new buildings, more modern, with even more financial resources, contributing with such behaviour to an increased percentage of construction, but also moving away from the need to do something about their old buildings. The architectural heritage is particularly sensitive issue in urban areas of all cities, especially of the ones of Adriatic islands, where it is necessary to establish guidelines for sustainable development that would ensure the resolution of property relations, as well as the ownership obligation to maintain buildings, invest and bring to use, with the aim of implementing sustainable development in tourist cities. An interdisciplinary approach within the framework of integrated legal-economic and urban- architectural guidelines begins by addressing the legal segment of ownership and obligations arising from real estate ownership, and extends through the economic aspect of the relationship invested/obtained. Sustainable urban planning and design based on quality and actual recording of the existing state, as well as sustainable architectural design, aims for revitalization of existing buildings, which also includes conservation observations, recommendations and commitments, analysed and regulated with a developed moral code of architects that starts with knowing and respecting the architectural heritage.

architecture ; economic potential ; building heritage ; sustainable development ; tourist city ; urbanism ; property relations

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