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Tytuł:
Problemy pejzażu kulturowego wsi
PROBLEMS OF THE CULTURAL LANDSCAPE OF THE COUNTRYSIDE
Autorzy:
Kornecki, Marian
Powiązania:
https://bibliotekanauki.pl/articles/537796.pdf
Data publikacji:
1982
Wydawca:
Narodowy Instytut Dziedzictwa
Tematy:
problemy pejzażu kulturowego wsi
pejzaż kulturowy wsi
bogactwo panoramy kulturowej
ochrona panoramy kulturowej
ochrona krajobrazu kulturowego
zagrożenia dla przestrzeni kulturowych
dewastacja wartości kulturowych
kierunki ochrony zabytków wsi
problemy rewaloryzacji wsi
ochrona wartości kulturowych wsi
ratowanie kultury duchowej
Opis:
The subject-matter of the article is the appraisal of the problem of cultural identity of the countryside in the process of historic conditionings as a synthesis of interdependencies of natural and man-made factors on a specific area. Considerations comprise a modern process of impendencies threatening the cultural panorama, a brief discussion on hitherto forms of protection and finally proposals concerning integrated protection covering all fields that make cultural values as well as some methodological comments. And here are the most important statements. A cultural picture of the countryside is the history recorded in a concrete landscape; its shape and identification have been affected by a number of factors both original nature-derived as well as secondary man-made ones. A similarity of factors and historical unity of vast areas decided of the formation of features that were common and determinant for each country and region, the sum of which represents the richness of the cultural panorama and human attainments. Next to its properties recorded on the scene of the outside world, the cultural panorama has also its non-material dimensions without which external forms could not get crystallized. The field of spiritual culture seems to drift us away from a traditional scope of activities dictated by professional limits; it must however be always kept in mind, as its contribution conditions the behaviour of the content inherent in the material substance and form. The cultural panorama is not invariable. It is subject to evolutions and transformations; it may be either enriched or reduced. Its behaviour during transformation is of essential importance, just as it represents roots of the social link, awareness and self-determination of regional communities and nations, capable of deciding of their lives and persistence in face of an inevitable passing away of individuals by the law of nature. In a historical process a picture of the countryside developed harmonously when works of men remained in a logical relation to a specific area, of whom they were an integral part. A menance to the cultural landscape appeared when the balance of the functioning of the ecosystem and component of both material and non-material nature specific for the function and identity of the rural body got disturbed. The present day brings with it transformations on an unprecedented scale and at a very rapid pace. Without going into the appraisal of the situation as a whole it can easily be seen that the present pace of urbanization results not only in devastation of the ecosystem but also in destruction of the entire cultural areas. This can be noticed in: — degradation of the natural environment due to an excessive depletion of its resources, — decline and disintegration of social links as well as disappearance of characteristics individualizing rural bodies as a result of an accelerated process of the integration of rural and town communities, — devastation of rural structures as a result of investments that did not fit into their historical space arrangements, — disappearance of traditional functions of rural bodies as a result of transformations that were against their nature. Devastation and disappearance of the traditional building is only one of a vast number of phenomena. They were sped up by a bad technical condition of resources and low utility standard. Still, the worst factor was a psychical pressure that regarded old or traditional buildings as an expression of backwardness. Apart from that, building, fire-protection and insurance regulations as well as the so-called orderly campaigns permitted further devastation of wooden constructions. A departure of the wooden village into the past became a real fact. Unfortunately, the old architecture has been replaced by the one that was far from being perfect and by unplanned chaotic location on undeveloped areas. The features of regional identity flowing from tradition, logics of function and place have disappeared. Should the countryside become an area of subculture or, at the best case, a smaller town? When watching the development of the protection of architectural monuments and material rural culture one can notice the evolution of doctrines and practice assosiated with broadly understood notion of “historic monuments”, which in turn leads to comprising both individual structures, their complexes and structural arrangements. Still, this development is not free from controversies, negligence (e.g. in the field of the so-called serial buildings or industrial plants), conflicts or “competence void”. One should also notice that open-air museums represent only a partial solution on an limited museological scale. Attempts have been made to set up “rural reserves” displaying clashes of the countryside with life problems. In this context, the need for a regular development of the countryside with a simultaneous preservance of cultural identity and continuity prompts us to consider the problem of the reinstatement of the countryside as the task, which would mean actions aimed at protecting the cultural landscape in the process of development. This is combined with the integration of the protection of all elements that make up the cultural identity, namely: — factual natural landscape, — settlement structure fixed in the hamlet plan, road network and field expanses, — resources of building substance, greenery and water arrangements, — certain non-material elements affecting characteristics of the cultural picture. Only the countryside seen in that way, in its entire territory, should become a field for the revival, which may be achieved by: — full recording of cultural resources, — their scientific analysis and estimation, — designation of protection zones, — drawing of guidelines for the protection, and — their introduction, as an obligatory element, into plans of spatial development. Hitherto experiences have revealed a need for cooperation between various scientific disciplines, specialists of which are represented in the cultural picture. Prospects for the cooperation of the scientific profession have been opened wide. A separate problem the discussion of which goes beyond the framework of the present report is the saving of spiritual culture, which, from the very beginning, was formed in the sphere of the principles of ideal nature specific for the Polish nation and manifested itself in numerous traits that combine spiritual wefts with a vision of the outside world. Its behaviour should take place not only in the form of popularizing superficial folk forms but also in the shaping of awareness in the educational process and social life.
Źródło:
Ochrona Zabytków; 1982, 3-4; 143-155
0029-8247
Pojawia się w:
Ochrona Zabytków
Dostawca treści:
Biblioteka Nauki
Artykuł
Tytuł:
KRAJOBRAZ KULTUROWY BIESZCZADZKIEGO PARKU NARODOWEGO I JEGO OCHRONA
THE CULTURAL LANDSCAPE OF THE BIESZCZADY NATIONAL PARK AND ITS PROTECTION
Autorzy:
Holly, Grażyna
Powiązania:
https://bibliotekanauki.pl/articles/536712.pdf
Data publikacji:
2006
Wydawca:
Narodowy Instytut Dziedzictwa
Tematy:
BIESZCZADY NATIONAL PARK
CONSERVATION
CULTURAL LANDSCAPE
Opis:
The characteristic features of the landscape of the Bieszczady National Park include a mutual penetration of elements of nature and culture. Areas representing supreme natural merits are composed of the polonina ranges (downs) and the lower mountain forests, together with their unique resources. On the other hand, superior cultural assets belong to historical landscapes in the 'land of valleys', preserving traces of old development and material culture, harmoniously inscribed into natural configurations. These traces are recorded with the help of vegetation and stones, including unkempt orchards, rows of old ash trees, balks and tracts, ancient linden trees and elms, as well as the overgrown underpinnings of cottages, manor houses or churches, either Eastern rite or Uniate, abandoned cemeteries, roadside crosses and derelict cellars. The permanent existence of a cultural landscape calls for systematic protection. A pertinent programme has been inaugurated within the Plan for the Protection of the Bieszczady National Park; its scope ecnompasses recommendations about protection, intent on, i. a. the preservation of the former structures of villages and traces of development, the protection of old trees and the retention of old names as well as rendering all those resources available for educational purposes. Particular conservation is due to roadside crosses and tombstones, whose survival is to a considerable degree imperilled. Nonetheless, it is quite possible that these souvenirs of a bygone world will be meticulously examined and subsequently preserved. The group of persons interested in the history and culture of the region is consistently growing, and the number of publications and historical iconography is on the rise.
Źródło:
Ochrona Zabytków; 2006, 2; 87-98
0029-8247
Pojawia się w:
Ochrona Zabytków
Dostawca treści:
Biblioteka Nauki
Artykuł
Tytuł:
WINNICE I DOMKI WINIARSKIE W KRAJOBRAZIE KULTUROWYM ZIELONEJ GÓRY
VINEYARDS AND WINESHOPS IN THE CULTURAL LANDSCAPE OF ZIELONA GÓRA
Autorzy:
Garbacz, Krzysztof
Jackiewicz, Anna
Powiązania:
https://bibliotekanauki.pl/articles/537191.pdf
Data publikacji:
2006
Wydawca:
Narodowy Instytut Dziedzictwa
Tematy:
CULTURAL LANDSCAPE
VINEYARDS & WINESHOPS (ZIELONA GÓRA)
Opis:
The area around Zielona Góra is regarded as the most northerly wine making region in the world. The development of vine cultivation was determined by an exceptionally favourable climate and a hilly terrain, specially its sunny southern slopes. The tradition of vine growing in Zielona Góra goes back to the Middle Ages and is confirmed by a note from 1314. At the end of the nineteenth century vine cultivation started to decline, a process which went on in the following century. The area of the vineyards dropped considerably from 1400 hectares during the 1860s to a mere 110 hectares in 1937. The last local wine producer went bankrupt at the end of 1990s. Today, wine production in Zielona Góra is being revived thanks to the initiative of associations created by numerous growers, planning new vineyards in the region of the town. An inseparable element of the landscape of Zielona Góra were wineshops built on the plantations. The first such objects appeared in the eighteenth century as typically utilitarian wooden sheds and bowers. Brick houses were erected in the nineteenth century, and in 1865 they totalled 697. Residential and farm buildings, frequently featuring original architecture, survived to the early twentieth century. Today only several examples are extant. The house on 'Winne Wzgórze' is a brick edifice from 1818, surrounded by a vineyard and at present encircled with a glassed-in construction - the Palm House, which functions as a cafe. Several other objects, ensconced among contemporary city buildings, come from the first half of the nineteenth century. Unique objects include the so-called wineshop tower from Budachow (today: in the ethnographic Skansen in Ochla near Zielona Góra). The eighteenth- century two-storey building with an attic is covered by means of a hip roof. A chapel whose history dates back to 1314 was raised to commemorate the victims of a plague epidemic which took the lives of 700 residents of the 'town of wine'. During the nineteenth century the chapel fulfilled the function of a wineshop. The landscape of Zielona Góra no longer features so-called 'naboty' - charming buildings erected on a regular polygonal ground plan and covered with a roof resembling a dome. The major part of the outfitting of the houses, including tools used for growing vine and equipment for the processing of the fruit, has also not been preserved. Scarce surviving examples can be seen at permanent exhibitions held by the Lubuska Land Museum and the Ethnographic Museum in Ochla.
Źródło:
Ochrona Zabytków; 2006, 4; 71-87
0029-8247
Pojawia się w:
Ochrona Zabytków
Dostawca treści:
Biblioteka Nauki
Artykuł
Tytuł:
Kazimierz Dolny - uwagi o dziejach rozwoju przestrzennego, problemy ochrony krajobrazu kulturowego : część I
KAZIMIERZ DOLNY — OUTLINE OF THE TOWN’S DEVELOPMENT AND THE PROBLEMS OF CULTURAL LANDSCAPE PROTECTION
Autorzy:
Żurawski, Jerzy
Powiązania:
https://bibliotekanauki.pl/articles/538184.pdf
Data publikacji:
1978
Wydawca:
Narodowy Instytut Dziedzictwa
Tematy:
zabudowa Kazimierza Dolnego
Kazimierz Dolny
spichlerz Feiersteina
budownictwo drewniane Kazimierza
Opis:
Part I The author, director o f the local museum at Kazimierz Dolny and at the same time municipal conservator of monuments, tells the story o f the town’s development and of the policy to protect its historical monuments and landscape values. In the presently published part I o f this article the author describes the stand of research into the history of the town as well as the various hypotheses concerning its origins and development. He discusses the archeological, historical and architectonic investigations made so far, which at present do not appear sufficient, however, for the formulation o f a conservational policy towards the town. This is followed by remarks on the town planning policy in Kazimierz during the period till 1945. The town’s expansion ended in the 17th century when building development reached the steep slopes o f the Grodarz brook valley and the bank of the Vistula. As a result, the next century brought an increase in the number o f houses, wooden houses of various sizes. There followed also a modification o f the functions of the town — from commercial into handicraft ones, during the 19th century, and into those of a summer resort, at the end o f tha) century. The author describes the destruction of Kazimierz during World War I and the architectonic activities in the inter-war period (J. Koszczyc-Witkiewicz, R. Gutt, К. Siciński) during which certain historical burghers houses were rebuilt and also some new buildings erected (for instance, the post-office near the market place and numerous villas outside the town centre area). After World War II the functions of conservator of Kazimierz Dolny were granted to architect Karol Siciński whom the author calls ,,an epigonus of the Polish conservational school”. In the years 1946—1947 K. Siciński worked out the town’s development plan and a detailed plan of the town centre. The author discusses individual aspects o f these works the keynote o f which was the full reconstruction o f the old buildings on the basis of available iconography and o f the latter’s corroboration found in building structure survivals. There follows a presentation of the realized designs o f K. Siciński to which belong, among others, the reconstruction or construction of some 60 buildings, the laying out of several new streets and the revalorization o f the market place. The activities of this architect have decided the present-day nature o f the township ■—■ a conglomerate o f professional architecture, popular building and splendid monuments. The author concludes by portraying the township which can justly claim a place on the world’s list of cultural treasures. The historical value of Kazimierz consists not only in its outstanding architectural monuments, but also in its entire pattern of wooden and masonry buildings as well as in its location which accounts for the closed-circle atmosphere and picturesque character of the town’s spatial composition. Of great significance in this respect is its environment — the valleys o f the Vistula and the Grodarz brook, the numerous hillsides cut by deep ravines, and the extremely intensive green of the vegetation. In the author’s opinion, conservational protection in Kazimierz should cover, among others, the following features: the skyline, the surrounding landscape, the verdure, the layout of streets and squares, the traditional division into building plots, all architectural monuments, time-honoured sights other than monuments, and the general atmosphere of old times and picturesqueness. According to the author’s announcement, part II of this article will deal with the present functions o f the town and with measures aimed at ensuring modern living conditions to its inhabitants.
Źródło:
Ochrona Zabytków; 1978, 1; 12-27
0029-8247
Pojawia się w:
Ochrona Zabytków
Dostawca treści:
Biblioteka Nauki
Artykuł
Tytuł:
Wpływ administracji publicznej na jakość przestrzeni na przykładzie działań konserwatorskich w latach 90. XX wieku w Cieszynie
Impact of public administration on the space quality on the example of conservation effort in the 1990s in Cieszyn
Autorzy:
Konarzewski, Łukasz
Powiązania:
https://bibliotekanauki.pl/articles/537915.pdf
Data publikacji:
2016
Wydawca:
Narodowy Instytut Dziedzictwa
Tematy:
Cieszyn
prace konserwatorskie
krajobraz kulturowy
przestrzeń publiczna
conservation works
cultural landscape
public space
Opis:
Artykuł porusza zagadnienia z zakresu ochrony zabytków w kontekście zarządzania przestrzenią z ramienia publicznego, ze szczególnym uwzględnieniem okresu transformacji ustrojowej po 1989 roku w Polsce i krajach Europy Środkowej. Po dokonaniu na wstępie próby zdefiniowania pojęć przestrzeni publicznej i zawierającego się w niej krajobrazu kulturowego oraz omówieniu tych zagadnień na przykładzie działań służby konserwatorskiej w historycznym, środkowoeuropejskim mieście Cieszynie, ukazano proces kreowania metodologii konserwatorskiej, przyjętej dla celów ochrony i opieki nad zabytkami Cieszyna i współkształtowania całości krajobrazu miasta historycznego. Przedstawiono – na kilkunastu przykładach – sposoby praktycznego wpływania na kształt krajobrazu kulturowego i przestrzeni publicznej w mieście, omówiono również przebieg ważniejszych prac związanych z odkryciami i rozpoznawaniem obiektów historycznych oraz ich rezultaty. Opracowanie wsparto na podstawach teoretycznych w postaci materiałów planistycznych znajdujących się w archiwum służb konserwatorskich w Cieszynie i ważniejszych publikowanych i niepublikowanych źródłach do historii miasta oraz na podstawach empirycznych, które stanowiła w Cieszynie w latach 90. XX wieku, przyjęta i realizowana przez autora artykułu, praktyka konserwatorska.
The article addresses the issues from the field of monument conservation in the context of public management of space, with particular focus on the government transformation period after 1989 in Poland and the states of Central Europe. After the initial attempt to define the notions of public space and the cultural landscape it contains, and discussing these issues on examples of efforts of the monument protection services in the historic, Central-European city of Cieszyn, the article presents the process of creating conservation methodology, assumed for the purpose of protecting and preserving the monuments of Cieszyn and co-creating the entirety of the historic city’s landscape. The author uses over a dozen examples to present practical means of influencing the shape of the cultural landscape and public space in the city; he also discusses the proceedings of the most significant works related to discoveries and identification of historical objects, as well as their results. The theoretical basis for the discussion consists of city-planning materials from the monument protection services archive in Cieszyn and the most notable published and unpublished sources regarding the city’s history as well as empirical basis – namely the conservation practice which the author of the article assumed and implemented in Cieszyn in the 1990s.
Źródło:
Ochrona Zabytków; 2016, 2; 31-54
0029-8247
Pojawia się w:
Ochrona Zabytków
Dostawca treści:
Biblioteka Nauki
Artykuł
Tytuł:
Kazimierz Dolny - uwagi o dziejach rozwoju przestrzennego, problemy ochrony krajobrazu kulturowego : część II
KAZIMIERZ DOLNY — NOTES ON THE HISTORY OF LAND DEVELOPMENT PROBLEMS OF THE PROTECTION OF CULTURAL LANDSCAPE
Autorzy:
Żurawski, Jerzy
Powiązania:
https://bibliotekanauki.pl/articles/535811.pdf
Data publikacji:
1982
Wydawca:
Narodowy Instytut Dziedzictwa
Tematy:
Kazimierz Dolny
dzieje rozwoju przestrzennego Kazimierza Dolnego
ochrona krajobrazu kulturowego Kazimierza Dolnego
Karol Siciński
Plan zagospodarowania przestrzennego Kazimierza Dolnego
postulaty konserwatorskie dotyczące zagospodarowania zabytkowego zespołu miejsko-krajobrazowego
program konserwatorski dla Kazimierza Dolnego
przenoszenie do Kazimierza zabytków drewnianego budownictwa ludowego
Kazimierski Park Krajobrazowy
Mięćmierz koło Kazimierza Dolnego
Opis:
P a rt II P a rt I of the present article published in ’’Ochrona Zabytków” no 1/1978 ended with a discussion of the period of the reconstruction of Kazimierz Dolny soon after World War II. P a rt II is devoted mainly to a land planning in Kazimierz afte r 1951 when Karol Siciński’s plan, worked out still in 1946—47, was approved officially. In the nearly th irty years th a t followed several versions of general and detailed plans of the town were drawn. A review of the plans displays changing views on the fu tu re shape of the town, its function, number of inhabitants and a very differentiated approach to the problem. A p a rticu la r attention paid by town-planners to this little town has always been based on the concern to preserve its unique historic and n a tu ra l values. However, during works on individual stages of the studies, specialists in modern programming, town-planning, sta n dardization and transport solutions have, as a rule, succeeded in forcing th e ir proposals. The state services of monuments protection participated in the planning of Kazimierz only to a small extent; the ir suggestions were either too general or not taken into account at all. In 1966 a general and detailed plan of Kazimierz was thrown open to competition. From the point of view of monuments protection it was not prepared well and did not come to expectations with regard to an optimum solution. On the basis of the results of the competition in 1967— 1970 general and detailed plans of the town were p repared and approved. Also this time conservation guidelines worked out by the Ministry of Culture and Arts were not formulated precisely and the participation of a voivodship conservator was limited to formal actions. As a result th e re appeared a plan with town-planning solutions, transport and servicing in particular, th a t endangered the scale and nature of the town. It envisaged a number of public investments, the harmful of which were: a modern throughfare between the Vistual and the centre of the town, construction of a new road inside the town, parallel to historic Senatorska and Nadrzeczna streets, a roundabout-type and a two-level cross- road in front of the Reformers cloister as well as large service and trad e projects in the place traditionally used for the building of detached houses in gardens, and finally the building of a large rest house on a picturesque hill. Despite that the plans were approved. Then, in 1971— 1972 the local population and manily associations of artists and publicists of the most highly esteemed cultural papers, rose some doubts about them. As a result of this criticism the Ministry of Culture and Arts entrusted in 1972 the Museum at Kazimierz Dolny with a task of conservation protection. This created conditions conducive to the formulation of new criterions of the protection of a historic urban, architectural and natural complex. They consisted in proving that all values of Kazimierz, including those of secondary importance such as old building lines, a scale of the building-up in individual streets, modest small-town houses, paved roads and squares, use of traditional materials, et.c., should be considered and covered by plans. Attention was drawn to the necessity to officially include in protection plans natural surroundings as an integral component of town’s cultural values. This conservation programme was approved by the authorities who decided of the need to bring a general and detailed plan of Kazimierz up-to-date on the basis of new more thorough and comprehensive studies. The Consultants Team was established; it gave opinions on subsequent stages of preparations. The Museum at Kazimierz Dolny brought to life an architectural group whose tasks were to make urban and architectural studies as conservation guidelines for individual elements of the town. A new general plan was drawn by the Voivodship Town-Planning Workshop in Lublin, headed by architect U. Frąk. A detailed plan was prepared by the Monuments Conservation Workshop in Lublin, under the direction of architect J. Jamiołkowska. The two plans were prepared at the same time, with a detailed one being in the foreground. The plans were approved in 1975. They paid a full respect to conservation guidelines expressed in 1972 and at the same time they determined the town’s function as a tourist centre and local administration, solved in-town communication within the existing network of streets with the principle of the access by perpends from the circuit passing by Kazimierz in through traffic. The plan paid also attention to a modern infrastructure in the town, a general character and scale of which remained unchanged. The maximum number of inhabitants within the boundaries of the historic town was agreed to be 3,000 people, just as it was in the period of the town’s flourishing at the turn of the 16th and 17th centuries. In 1979 on the basis of the said plans a renewal programme was worked out for the town centre, divided into several stages of its execution. From 1973 the works have been carried out on the protection, conservation and reconstruction of the most valuable monuments of architecture, to mention only granaries from the 17th century, the Celejówka stone-house, ruins of the castle. Basing on the plans, private detached houses are being built in the town, the character of which has been adapted to a historie complex of tenement houses and other buildings. Necessary municipal investments have been undertaken and are continued. Works have been initiated on the designing and execution of the most indispensable buildings for public use. A translocation of historic wooden buildings to Kazimierz and Męćmierz, a neighbouring small village, has been applied as well. The aim of this undertaking is to rescue the monuments that cannot be preserved in situ and to enlarge the number of wooden buildings in the town, according to its old historic nature.
Źródło:
Ochrona Zabytków; 1982, 1-2; 3-27
0029-8247
Pojawia się w:
Ochrona Zabytków
Dostawca treści:
Biblioteka Nauki
Artykuł
Tytuł:
Ochrona dziedzictwa kulturowego a ochrona środowiska przyrodniczego – uwagi na tle regulacji dotyczących ochrony i kształtowania krajobrazów kulturowych
Protection of cultural heritage and the natural environment – comments with regard to the regulations on the protection and shaping of cultural landscapes
Autorzy:
Fogel, Anna
Powiązania:
https://bibliotekanauki.pl/articles/23352188.pdf
Data publikacji:
2023
Wydawca:
Narodowy Instytut Dziedzictwa
Tematy:
krajobraz kulturowy
ochrona zabytków
ochrona przyrody
planowanie przestrzenne
cultural landscape
monument protection
natural environment protection
spatial planning
Opis:
Autorka artykułu podejmuje zagadnienie przenikania się regulacji prawnych dotyczących ochrony środowiska oraz ochrony dziedzictwa kulturowego i odnosi je do regulacji prawnych dotyczących krajobrazu kulturowego. Potrzeby zarówno ochrony dziedzictwa kulturowego, jak i ochrony przyrody, mimo że są emanacją interesu publicznego, wymagają szczególnych regulacji. Samo pojęcie krajobrazu kulturowego zawiera w sobie elementy i przyrodnicze, i zabytkowe, co stwarza nową, autonomiczną wartość. To wręcz modelowy przykład materii wymagającej spójnych i umacniających się nawzajem regulacji prawnych, jeżeli ma być osiągnięty założony cel. Przedmiotem niniejszego artykułu jest więc analiza prawnych regulacji dotyczących ochrony i kształtowania krajobrazów kulturowych, ich osadzenia w prawie ochrony zabytków oraz powiązań z innymi przepisami. Na podstawie tej analizy dokonano oceny skuteczności przyjętych rozwiązań, a także sformułowano wnioski de lege ferenda.
The author of the article addresses the issue of the overlapping of the legal regulations relating to the protection of natural environment and cultural heritage, and relates them to the legal regulations on the cultural landscape. Although emanating from public interest, both the protection of cultural heritage and of the natural environment require specific regulations. The very concept of cultural landscape includes both natural and historic elements which creates a new, autonomous value. It is a model example of a matter that requires legal regulations that are coherent and mutually reinforce each other if the stated objective is to be achieved. The subject of this article, therefore, is an analysis of the legal regulations on the protection and shaping of cultural landscapes, their incorporation into the law on the protection of monuments and their interrelationship with other laws. Based on this analysis, the effectiveness of the solutions adopted is evaluated, and de lege ferenda conclusions are drawn up.
Źródło:
Ochrona Zabytków; 2023, 2; 83-97
0029-8247
2956-6606
Pojawia się w:
Ochrona Zabytków
Dostawca treści:
Biblioteka Nauki
Artykuł
Tytuł:
MIASTO TKACZY W ZGIERZU. PARK KULTUROWY JAKO INSTRUMENT OCHRONY I REWITALIZACJI KRAJOBRAZU KULTUROWEGO
THE WEAVERS’ TOWN OF ZGIERZ. A CULTURE PARK AS AN INSTRUMENT FOR THE PROTECTION AND REVITALISATION Of THE CULTURAL LANDSCAPE
Autorzy:
Sakowicz, Joanna
Powiązania:
https://bibliotekanauki.pl/articles/536678.pdf
Data publikacji:
2010
Wydawca:
Narodowy Instytut Dziedzictwa
Tematy:
park kulturowy
krajobraz kulturowy
Miasto Tkaczy
Zgierz
ochrona dziedzictwa kulturowego
historia Zgierza
osada sukienników
zespół drewnianych domów rękodzielniczych z początków XIX wieku
dom tkaczy
dziedzictwo Zgierza
Opis:
The Weavers’ Town Culture Park of Zgierz was created at the end of 2003 to protect the cultural heritage of Zgierz – historical wooden architecture and a traditional arrangement of urban space – illustrating the history of a clothmakers’ settlement dating back to the nineteenth century. The establishment of a culture park was envisaged as part of a wider programme for the revitalisation of the neglected and socially degraded centre of Zgierz and associated efforts to obtain Union and so-called Norwegian funds. The currently implemented project, entitled The revitalisation of the development of the historical complex of the wooden architecture of the town of Zgierz, encompasses the translocation of three weavers’ houses outside the boundary of the park, the modernisation of a single building located within the range of the Wavers’ Town and the recreation of the historical surface of Narutowicza Street (formerly: Szczęśliwa Street) and Rembowskiego Street (formerly: Średnia Street). The purpose of the undertaken work is to restore the historical development of the area of the New Market Square (today: Kilińskiego Square) and the recreation of the nineteenth- century character of this terrain. Together with granting these building new functions (cultural, tourist, etc.) the above listed endeavours intend to set up in the centre of Zgierz an attractive tourist highlight, based on the preserved cultural heritage of the site.
Źródło:
Ochrona Zabytków; 2009, 2; 8-20
0029-8247
Pojawia się w:
Ochrona Zabytków
Dostawca treści:
Biblioteka Nauki
Artykuł
Tytuł:
Postindustrialne dziedzictwo Staropolskiego Okręgu Przemysłowego w krajobrazie kulturowym Kielecczyzny : zagrożenia i szanse
THE POST-INDUSTRIAL HERITAGE OF THE OLD POLISH INDUSTRIAL REGION IN THE CULTURAL LANDSCAPE OF THE KIELCE AREA. THREATS AND CHANCES
Autorzy:
Szot-Radziszewska, Elżbieta
Powiązania:
https://bibliotekanauki.pl/articles/537942.pdf
Data publikacji:
2011
Wydawca:
Narodowy Instytut Dziedzictwa
Tematy:
Staropolski Okręg Przemysłowy
dziedzictwo postindustrialne
Zakład Wielkopiecowy w Bobrzy
zabytki przemysłowe
zabytki techniki SOP
trwała ruina
tradycje górniczo-hutnicze
historyczny krajobraz postindustrialny
zabytkowe zespoły posrindustrialne
huta w Ostrowcu Świętokrzyskim
Sielpia Wielka
Maleniec
Starachowice
Nietulisko
Skarżysko-Kamienna
Stara Kuźnica
Białogon
Bobrza
Samsonów
zabytki Kielecczyzny
Opis:
The article is a contribution to the debate on the effective protection and preservation of industrial structures and sites in the Old Polish Industrial Region (OPIR) that are of unique value and importance to the cultural heritage of Poland. The Kielce area has a long tradition of mining and metallurgy and can pride itself on numerous industrial heritage structures and sites. The historic production facilities represent all stages of development of iron and steel making from the Middle Ages to modern times. It is thus essential that they should be preserved and protected appropriately. The sites with complete well-preserved production lines, forging equipment, watermills, coal-powered blast furnaces, rolling mills and puddling mills form a unique historic landscape that could become a flagship attraction for the area, taking visitors through the history of metallurgy in Poland and Eur< >pe. The paper presents the history of the industrial structures and sites of the Old Polish Industrial Region, from their beginnings, through their glory days (operation and modernization) to their deterioration. It also suggests modern methods of conservation, including the establishment of eco-museums in the basins of the Kamienna, Czarna and Bobrza rivers. This would ensure that professional management, promotion and restoration/conservation services are provided not only to the existing museums of technology but also to a large number of historic structures remaining in ruin, for example, the Nietulisko Duże Rolling Mill, the Brody Reservoir Dam, the Bobrza Retaining Wall and Steelworks, and the blast furnaces at Kuzmaki and Samsonów. It is vital that whole areas of historic industrial sites should be conserved. The formation of these open-air museums would help to raise awareness of the uniqueness of the post-industrial heritage, promote the region as a tourist destination, and educate on science and technology by learning outdoors. translated by E. Szol-Radziszewska
Źródło:
Ochrona Zabytków; 2009, 4; 69-82
0029-8247
Pojawia się w:
Ochrona Zabytków
Dostawca treści:
Biblioteka Nauki
Artykuł
Tytuł:
„ZARZĄDZANIE KRAJOBRAZEM KULTUROWYM I KSZTAŁTOWANIE SPOŁECZNYCH POSTAW PROEKOLOGICZNYCH” Międzynarodowa konferencja naukowa, Niepołomice, 8-10 maja 2008 r.
“TOWARDS CULTURAL LANDSCAPE MANAGEMENT AND SHAPING SOCIAL PRO-ECOLOGIC ATTITUDES” International Conference, Niepołomice, 8-10 May 2008
Autorzy:
Furmanik, Barbara
Powiązania:
https://bibliotekanauki.pl/articles/537513.pdf
Data publikacji:
2007
Wydawca:
Narodowy Instytut Dziedzictwa
Tematy:
krajobraz kulturowy
Niepołomice
konferencja krajobrazowa
Opis:
An international conference – the Tenth Landscape Seminar – entitled “Towards Cultural Landscape Management and Shaping Social pro-Ecologic Attitudes”, held at Niepołomice Castle on 8-10 May 2008, was organised by the Institute of Landscape Architecture at the Cracow University of Technology and the Commission of the Cultural Landscape of the Polish Geographic Society in Cracow. The three-days long conference discussed the participation, shaping and management of a widely comprehended cultural landscape. The presented papers dealt with the examples of the cultural landscape in Croatia, Japan, Austria, Scotland and Poland. The event was supplemented with a poster session featuring projects by the students of architecture at the Cracow University of Technology and a study tour of Cracow and the salt mine in Wieliczka.
Źródło:
Ochrona Zabytków; 2007, 3; 8-10
0029-8247
Pojawia się w:
Ochrona Zabytków
Dostawca treści:
Biblioteka Nauki
Artykuł
Tytuł:
Barbarzyńcy w ogrodzie pamięci. Cmentarz rodziny von Lüttwitzów w Sobótce-Górce
Barbarians in the Garden of Memory. The von Lüttwitz family cemetery in Sobótka-Górka
Autorzy:
Marcinek, Roman
Powiązania:
https://bibliotekanauki.pl/articles/1927134.pdf
Data publikacji:
2019
Wydawca:
Narodowy Instytut Dziedzictwa
Tematy:
cmentarze
dewastacja
krajobraz kulturowy
tożsamość miejsca
Dolny Śląsk
cemeteries
devastation
cultural landscape
identity of the place
Lower Silesia
Opis:
Cmentarze ewangelickie należą do najbardziej zagrożonych grup zabytków rejestrowych. Tylko niewielką ich część objęto na Ziemiach Odzyskanych ochroną prawną. Przez dziesięciolecia przymykano oczy na dewastację, rabunek i niszczenie „poniemieckich” nagrobków czy elementów wyposażenia, na równanie nekropolii z ziemią i łamanie prawa dotyczącego pochówków. Stanu tego nie możemy, niestety, uznać za fazę zamkniętą. Analiza cmentarza rodziny von Lüttwitzów w Sobótce-Górce jest próbą pokazania, że można utrzymać pamięć tam, gdzie cmentarz w dawnej postaci nie istnieje; próbą historycznego „odtworzenia” pochowanych, wyrwania ich z anonimowości, z której wyrastają obojętność i zła wola. Pod skorupą asfaltu leżą kości współzałożyciela uniwersytetów w Berlinie i we Wrocławiu, kilku pruskich generałów, re¬formatora szkolnictwa w Bawarii czy skromnego oberleutnanta, który w 1916 r. poległ nad jeziorem Narocz, kiedy pułki śląskie powstrzymywały rosyjską ofensywę na Wilno. Przywrócenie pamięci, której ochrona jest nieodłącznym elementem ochrony zabytków, to krok w stronę rozwią¬zania problemu – przywrócenia rodowej nekropolii należnego miejsca w zespole pałacowo-parkowym bądź jej likwidacji, ale z szacunkiem dla ludzkich szczątków i obowiązującego prawa.
Evangelical cemeteries belong to the most endangered groups of registered monuments. Only a small part of them was covered by legal protection in the Recovered Territories. For decades, people turned a blind eye to the devastation, robbery and destruction of “post-German” tombstones and pieces of equipment, to the destruction of the necropolis and to the violation of burial laws. Unfortunately, we cannot say this is a finished phase. The analysis of the von Lüttwitz family cemetery in Sobótka-Górka is an attempt to show that one can maintain the memory of a place even if the cemetery does not exist in its previous form; an attempt at a historical “reconstruction” of the buried, bringing them out of anonymity, which gives rise to indifference and bad will. Under the layer of asphalt lie the bones of the co-founder of the universities in Berlin and Wrocław, several Prussian generals, a school reformer in Bavaria or a modest oberleutnant who died on Lake Narach in 1916 when the Silesian regiments stopped the Russian offensive on Vilnius. Restoring the memory, the protection of which is an inseparable element of monument protection, is a step towards solving the problem – restoring the family necropolis to its proper place in the palace and park complex or its liquidation, but with respect for human remains and the applicable law.
Źródło:
Ochrona Zabytków; 2019, 1; 171-204
0029-8247
Pojawia się w:
Ochrona Zabytków
Dostawca treści:
Biblioteka Nauki
Artykuł
Tytuł:
Rezydencja Dzięki. Krajobraz dyskretny
Dzięki residence. A discreet landscape
Autorzy:
Marcinek, Roman
Powiązania:
https://bibliotekanauki.pl/articles/2107151.pdf
Data publikacji:
2020
Wydawca:
Narodowy Instytut Dziedzictwa
Tematy:
pałac
krajobraz kulturowy
ochrona zabytków
architektura XIX wieku
parki i ogrody
palace
cultural landscape
parks and gardens
19th century architecture
preservation of historical monuments
Opis:
Pałac Dzięki w Wiązownicy-Kolonii należy do tych dzieł architektury, na które zwykle nie zwraca się szczególniejszej uwagi. Ukryty w dolinie rzeki Kacanki, XIX-wieczny pałacyk jest podniszczony i tak wpasowany w krajobraz, że łatwo go przeoczyć. Zatarło się również jego dawne, parkowo-ogrodowe otoczenie, które zrealizowano, kiedy postanowił tu osiąść carski urzędnik Wasilij W. Pogodin. Donatariuszy Mikołaja I historiografia ocenia surowo, ale dla Wiązownicy przybycie nowego właściciela było cywilizacyjnym przełomem. Historia jego córki i zięcia to glosa do tzw. opolaczenia – zjawiska wsiąkania rdzennych Rosjan w polskie otoczenie. W artykule podjęto próbę identyfikacji historycznych granic założenia.
The Dzięki Palace in Wiązownica-Kolonia is one of those works of architecture which are not usually given any special attention. Hidden in the valley of the Kacanka River, the 19th century palace is now tattered and so well fitted into the landscape that it is easy to overlook it. Its former park and garden environment has also been blurred – this complex was established when a tsarist official Wasilij W. Pogodin decided to settle here. The donatories of Nicholas I have been severely evaluated by historiography, but in the case of Wiązownica the arrival of the new owner was a civilization breakthrough. The story of his daughter and son-in-law is an example of “Polonization” – a phenomenon of the infiltration of indigenous Russians into the Polish environment. The article attempts to determine the historical boundaries of the complex.
Źródło:
Ochrona Zabytków; 2020, 2; 65-93
0029-8247
Pojawia się w:
Ochrona Zabytków
Dostawca treści:
Biblioteka Nauki
Artykuł
Tytuł:
ZACHOWANE – OCALONE? O KRAJOBRAZIE KULTUROWYM I SPOSOBACH JEGO KSZTAŁTOWANIA Pod red. Iwony Liżewskiej i Wiktora Knercera. Wyd. Stowarzyszenie WK Borussia, Olsztyn 2003
PRESERVED – SAVED? ON THE CULTURAL LANDSCAPE AND MANNERS OF ITS SHAPING ED. BY IWONA LIŻEWSKA AND WIKTOR KNERCER, PUBLISHED BY STOWARZYSZENIE WK BORUSSIA, OLSZTYN 2003
Autorzy:
Sadowska-Mazur, Katarzyna
Powiązania:
https://bibliotekanauki.pl/articles/538919.pdf
Data publikacji:
2003
Wydawca:
Narodowy Instytut Dziedzictwa
Tematy:
Warmia i Mazury
krajobraz kulturowy
dziedzictwo kulturowe
architektura dworska
architektura ludowa
krajobraz wiejski
Opis:
Preserved – Saved? On the Cultural Landscape and Manners of Its Shaping is a collection of texts – the result of two conferences organised in July 2000 and September 2002 by the Borussia Cultural Community society. The leitmotif of both meetings was the cultural landscape as well as the possibilities of its shaping and protection, while the point of departure was the rural landscape and the region of Warmia and Mazuria. The authors include persons professionally associated with the protection of historical monuments and preservation, as well as the owners of historical objects. The book is divided into three parts, the first being Historia – Dziedzictwo – Zmiany (History – Legacy – Changes), bringing the reader closer to the cultural legacy of Warmia and Mazuria, not merely the historical aspects but also from the present-day perspective. The second part, entitled Współczesność – Projekty – Realizacje (Contemporaneity – Projects – Realisations), contains texts about the discussed issues on a local level as well as a wider, supraregional one. Finally, the part on Siedziby – Losy – Ludzie (Residences – History – People) describes the personal experiences of various people who decided to tame the alien element and begin a new life under an “old roof”. The merits of the books include its handy size, hard cover, and lavish illustrations. The publication is enhanced by biogrammes of authors, presented at the end. The only flaw is the absence of topographic references. Although the major part of the publication deals with Warmia and Mazuria, it also contains texts about Lithuania or Sweden. The book is addressed to the lovers of Warmia and Mazuria, historians of art, conservators and laymen.
Źródło:
Ochrona Zabytków; 2003, 3-4; 154-156
0029-8247
Pojawia się w:
Ochrona Zabytków
Dostawca treści:
Biblioteka Nauki
Artykuł
Tytuł:
PARK KULTUROWY JAKO FORMA OCHRONY ZESPOŁÓW URBANISTYCZNYCH KRAKÓW-ZWIERZYNIEC*
A CULTURAL PARK AS A FORM OF THE PROTECTION OF TOWN PLANNING COMPLEXES. CRACOW-ZWIERZYNIEC
Autorzy:
Kaczorowska, Maria K.
Powiązania:
https://bibliotekanauki.pl/articles/539525.pdf
Data publikacji:
2007
Wydawca:
Narodowy Instytut Dziedzictwa
Tematy:
CRACOW-ZWIERZYNIEC
CULTURAL PARK
LANDSCAPE PROTECTION
Opis:
The Zwierzyniec Cultural Park (1 100 hectares) is part of the most important fragment of the natural system of Cracow. Together with Wolski Wood it constitutes a limestone horst within the fork of the rivers Vistula and Rudawa. Its range encompasses a number of historical monuments: monasteries and residences, fortifications and mounds built to commemorate Polish national heroes. The whole area is traditionally intended for leisure and fulfils important social functions. Its landscape and natural and cultural conditions create an outstanding spatial complex, essential for the preservation of the attraction of the town of Cracow (population 750 000). Spatial development plans are obligatory in the case of a cultural park. The Zwierzyniec Park has been divided into four planning units: St. Bronislawa II Hill, the Fort Skala II Region, Fort Olszanica and Wolski Wood. In the case of two of the areas - St. Bronislawa II Hill and the Fort Skala II Region - such plans had been devised already prior to the establishment of the park. The merits of these areas are the reason for strong investment pressure, and a high percentage of privately owned land creates a considerable problem. In order to justify the protection projects they are accompanied by detailed conditions, supported by the opinions of researchers, the authors of specialist studies. The plans acknowledged the priority status of the maintenance of the natural environment and landscape while integrating the protection of the former and the cultural environment. Protection is to include the vista connections between the areas encompassed by the plans and the sites of their perception from other parts of town. A boundary between built-up areas and those free of buildings has been demarcated. Principles for protecting formal and historical values have been established together with methods of their use for contemporary functions. The plans render possible the development of multi-generation leisure and entertainment: the preserved elements of the Cracow fort have been included into the municipal system of green areas. Emphasis must be placed on the positive role played by the representatives of the local community as well as the ecological and civic organizations backing the planning process. The Grand Prix awarded at the VI edition of a Competition held by European Council of Town Planners (ECTP) 2006 for a project intended for St. Bronislawa Hill confirms the correctness of the resolutions accepted by the self-government of Cracow.
Źródło:
Ochrona Zabytków; 2007, 1; 101-116
0029-8247
Pojawia się w:
Ochrona Zabytków
Dostawca treści:
Biblioteka Nauki
Artykuł
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