Author: J and Domicelj S
Place: Australia
Publisher: Australian Government Publishing Service
Year: 1990
Pages: 117
ISBN: 0-644-10970-X
Source: Donated by Dev Mehta
Subject: Bombay/ Mumbai
Sub-Subject: Heritage
Keyword: Heritage Conservation
Classification: 720.288
Shelf: C7R4
Accession No: B1451
Contents: Foreword Preface Australian Workshop: Papers Tradition: World Heritage Sites Aspiration: Symbolic Urban Projects Identity: Inner City Rehabilitation Australian Workshop: Discussion Tradition, Significance and Conservation Aspiration, Symbolic and Development Identity, Balance and Continuity A National Profile International Panel Tri-national Seminar Appendics A- Asutralian Expert Workshop B- Parallel Workshops: Indian Expert Workshop C- Acknowledgments
Abstract: *A Sense of Place? A Conversation in Three Cultures* explores the intersection of culture, identity, and urban development through a tri-national dialogue between Australia, India, and an international perspective. The work addresses themes of *Tradition*, *Aspiration*, and *Identity* in the context of World Heritage Sites, symbolic urban projects, and inner-city rehabilitation. Through workshops, discussions, and papers, it examines the balance between conservation and development, the evolution of national identity, and the role of urban spaces in reflecting cultural values. Ultimately, the work fosters a cross-cultural conversation on urban regeneration and cultural preservation, encouraging global insights into place-making.