Managing Built Heritage examines management of the built cultural heritage through the use of the concept of cultural significance.

It considers how and why cultural significance is assessed and how it can be used as an effective focus and driver for management strategies and processes.

Managing Built Heritage also emphasises that this understanding of cultural significance must inform all activities in order to ensure that what is important about the place is protected and enhanced.

Contents

1. Introduction to the concept of managing through significance
2. Asset types, their managers and management implications
3. Cultural Significance
4. Conservation plans
5. Managing use and change – aspects of site management
6. Epilogue – Sustainable Development

Index

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