Rehabilitation and social action in Mediterranean old cities: reuse of traditional architecture and social topics on an urban scale : Barcelona Old City, Ciutat Vella

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Defense date2007
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The RehabiMed Project is the result of one observation: in some countries the rehabilitation activity represents more than 50% of the whole construction sector activity, while in other countries it does not even reach 10%. In addition, countries with the highest rates of rehabilitation activity are also the most developed ones; as a result, we can use this data as an indicator of development. Nowadays, RehabiMed is a network of Mediterranean experts from organizations and institutions of 15 countries: Algeria, Cyprus, Egypt, France, Greece, Israel, Italy, Jordan, Lebanon, Morocco, Palestinian Territories, Spain, Syria, Tunisia and Turkey.
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CitationCasanovas, X. Rehabilitation and social action in Mediterranean old cities: reuse of traditional architecture and social topics on an urban scale : Barcelona Old City, Ciutat Vella. A: UNESCO International Seminar. "Balanced urban revitalization for social cohesion and heritage conservation. Tsinghua University, 21 to 23 January 2007". Beijing: UNESCO, 2007, p. 73-77.
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