Contents vs. container? Predictive impact criteria and resiliency limits in the perspective of sustainable refurbishment
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https://doi.org/10.6092/issn.2036-1602/3485Keywords:
sustainable refurbishment, predictive impact criteria, valorisationAbstract
One of most relevant playground of the debate concerning the sustainable refurbishment of cultural heritage is focused on its valorisation. Neither a conservative approach, unavailable for every kind of heritage re-use, neither the opposite, devoted to its intensive economical exploitation, seem to be sustainable in a mid-term perspective. Moving on a recently ended research, the paper aims to stress the topic in a holistic “life cycle oriented” approach.
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