Historic Preservation and Urban Development: Can They Coexist?

"In the best case, preservation combines the past and present dialogue, and some people say together to focus on the future." - William J. Murtagh looks around the streets in the streets of the United States and looks around, I will make a splash between trash and parking lot. The hustle and bustle of the people in the early 19th century costumes are like movie screens. Why is not it resurrected?

Although the concept of sustainable conservation is not new, even if the urban population increases, the theme is still appropriate. It is important for people in the real estate development industry to understand the intrinsic value of historic places and how they complement the urban environment and social landscape. When the historical community maximizes its potential for energy efficiency

Case Study of the Cincinnati 21 C Museum Hotel of the Urban Land Institute is a case study of the historic conservation activities of the city that have stimulated economically, culturally and socially successful, previously dangerous and undeveloped communities Provide examples. This historic downtown building was aged and not suitable for living, but thanks to the efforts of the Cincinnati Central City Development Company, it has become a cultural center for tourists and locals to visit. The buildings, communities and landscapes of the historical community reflect the intentions, assumptions and lives of people who build, live, or work in it. They have stories about what the community is and how it will become reality. Protecting these stories is an important part of building a healthy community.

Protection in the USA Historical and cultural relics are the pride of the communities around the world, many of which use their historical ruins to promote economic development and heritage tourism. Preserve America, which was developed in 2003, aims to promote the historical preservation of the state by supporting and recognizing the activities of the state government, tribal government, local governments, NGOs and citizen volunteers. The alliance of federal agencies and non-government partnerships is aimed at promoting regional, regional and statewide partnerships as a national initiative seeking to innovatively protect, enhance and use this heritage to improve the quality of life I promote. An important goal is to fully recognize that historical protection can contribute to a sustainable community by elected officials of all government levels. 111-11)