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Theme 2 Session 3 The Past for the Future : Seoul sites must be protected accordingly. Sponsoring symposiums and seminars will not conserve and manage the city’s cultural properties. The city needs its own guidelines and principles for conserving and restoring cultural heritage under its jurisdiction. They should be developed, especially for the “serial” heritage sites such as the Royal Palaces, Royal Shrine and Royal Tombs, as well as for the other sites of the rich heritage. A constructive thought for us all would be to consider the idea of design intervention as a conservation and management strategy and to consider developing principles and guidelines accordingly. Suggestions for an effective adoption and application of improvements and advancements in Seoul’s policy of conservation and management of its cultural heritage include the following: integrate the design intervention approach with the existing Ubiquitous City Strategic Plan; incorporate individual heritage sites as a linked whole; and initiate and develop principles of design intervention that would meet the special conditions and needs of Seoul. To fulfill this idea would be to suggest in a constructive manner: 1) the establishment of an “Authority of Sustainable Architectural Heritage, Seoul” where historic conservation in a proper manner of design intervention would be the focus; 2) the documentation of a “practical manual of Design Intervention and Restoration, Seoul”; and 3) the establishment of a “Heritage conservation and management system based on the ubiquitous technology, Seoul”. References 1. Cho, In-Souk (2010) The Past for the Future: Sustainable Housing – The Korean Perspective- Keynote speech at the World School International Forum 2010 Seoul , Korea 2. Cho, In-Souk (2010) The Past for the Future: Seoul -The role of Cultural Heritage in the Historic City of Seoul- 2010 Baekje Cultural Festival Buyeo, Chungcheongnam-do, Korea 3. Cho, In-Souk (2009) Understanding cultural Heritage of Korea, the training centre for traditional culture, the KNUCH, Korea 4. Cho, In-Souk (2009) Integrity: Conservation vs. Relocation -Seonbawui Meditation Rock and Guksadang National Shrine in Seoul-, “Conservation and Management of Sacred Places”, ICOMOS Thai International Conference 2008, Bankok, Thailand 5. Cho, In-Souk (2008) The Past for the Future: Creative City and Heritage Conservation, Seoul culture forum, Korea 6. Cho, In-Souk (2007) Traditional Korean Architecture, the 15th HMS colloquium, George Washington University, Washington DC, USA 7. Cho, In-Souk (2005) Conservation of old residential neighborhood -Case of Bukchon in Seoul-, Housing in Urban Context, Graduate School AAU, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia 8. Cho, In-Souk (2001) Junctions; Development and Preservation, Okinawa forum, Japan foundation Asia Centre, Japan 9. Cho, In-Souk (2007) Dokument Neupfarrplatz und Regensburg, KSOMS 10•11, Korea 10. Cho, In-Souk (2003) Conservation of Cultural Heritage in Germany with the case study of the Wies church, Journal of Architectural History, Korea 11. Cho, In-Souk (2003) Restoration of Katzura Villa, Journal of Architectural History, Korea 427 LE PATRIMOINE, MOTEUR DE DÉVELOPPEMENT HERITAGE, DRIVER OF DEVELOPMENT
Theme 2 Session 3 12. Cho, In-Souk and Robert Koehler (2008) Seoul’s Historic Walks, Seoul foundation for arts and culture, Korea The Past for the Future : Seoul 13. Agnew, Neville, and Martha Demas, eds. (2004) Principles for the Conservation of Heritage Sites in China: English language translation, with Chinese text, of the document issued by China ICOMOS. 2nd Printing with revision, Los Angeles: The Getty Conservation Institute. 14. Clark, Allen D. and Clark Donald N. (1969) Seoul Past and Present, Royal Asiatic Society Korea Branch, Seoul: Hollym Corporation 15. Cultural heritage Administration (2009) Joseon Royal Tombs on the World Heritage List, korean Heritage, Vol.2 No.3 Autumn 16. Edmund N. Bacon (1974) Design of Cities, U.S.A., Penguin 17. Edward B. Adams (1972) Palaces of Seoul, Seoul, Taewon publishing company 18. Heo Gyun. Timothy V. Atkinson, trans. (2005) Korean Temple Motifs, Seoul, Dolbegae, 19. Janne J. Joe, Hongkyu A. Choe, (1997) Traditional Korea A cultural History, NJ•Seoul, Hollym 20. James A. Swan (1991) (an anthology) The Power of Place & Human Environment, U.S.A., Quest books- the Theosophical Publishing house 21. Kim Dong-uk (2006) Palaces of Korea, NJ•Seoul, Hollym, 22. Korea Foundation (1996) Korean Cultural Heritage- Thought and Religion, Seoul, Samsung Munhwa Printing, 23. Lee Sang-hae (2005) Seowon- the architecture of Korea’s Private Academies, NJ•Seoul, Hollym 24. Maija Rhee Davine, trans. (2006) Hanoak-Traditional Korean Homes, NJ•Seoul, Hollym, 25. Pearson M. and Marshall D. (2006) Study of condition and integrity of historic heritage places for the 2006 State of the Environment Report, Canberra: www.deh.gov.au 26. Shin Myung-ho, Timothy V. Atkinson, trans. (2004) Joseon Royal Court Culture- Ceremonies and Daily Life, Seoul, Dolbegae 27. UNESCO (2007) (an Anthology) Korean Philosophy: Its tradition and Modern Transformation, NJ•Seoul, Hollym, 28. Wong, Eva (1996) Feng- Shui. Boston & London: Shambhala 29. Giovanetti, Francesco (2008), Rome 1990-2008, Urban Regeneration through Cultural Heritage, Seoul, 30. Research and Library Service Division, FACT SHEET Heritage conservation in Rome, Legislative Council Secretariat Rome FS20/06-07 31. Chung, Yun Shun Susie (2005) 'Seoul, Korea: its concept of culture and nature in heritage planning', International Journal of Heritage Studies, 11: 2, 95 — 111 32. Elise S. Youn (2007), A comparison of cultural district in Seoul: recent policies and possibilities for creative industry growth, creative city conference 2007, Hongkong Institute of Planners, Hongkong 428 LE PATRIMOINE, MOTEUR DE DÉVELOPPEMENT HERITAGE, DRIVER OF DEVELOPMENT
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