By Andrea Biondi, The University of Florence
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By Andrea Biondi, Research Fellow on the JPI Deep Cities project, University of Florence
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By Kalliopi Fouseki, Professor in Sustainable Heritage Management at the UCL Institute for Sustainable Heritage (ISHI
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The Directorate for Cultural Heritage is an Associate Partner for the Deep Cities project in Norway. Here, Special Advisor at the Directorate Marit Huuse writes about the importance developing our historic urban environments.
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DEEP CITIES: Barcelona’s parallel-local case study: Changes and transformations in the town of L’Hospitalet de Llobregat
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By Torgrim Sneve Guttormsen, The Norwegian Institute for Cultural Heritage Research (NIKU).
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How can a city’s historical fragments become driving force of urban development? Instagram us your answers. In all cities you have fragments and layers of the past, it could be fragments from buildings, old neighborhoods, or abandoned factories.
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Fabra I Coats Factory and the Sant Andreu de Palomar Neighbourhood: The Sant Andreu district occupies the north and northeast of the so-called “Barcelona Plain” (Pla de Barcelona in Catalan), outside the former walled area of the city and bordered by the River Besòs on its westernmost edge.
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