Preservation Strategies of the Cultural Heritage of the Historical Centers of Puebla, Havana and Quito

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Historical Centers, Cultural Heritage, Heritage Conservation

Abstract

This research is based on a descriptive methodology regarding the main urban-architectural typological characteristics of the historic cities of Puebla, Havana and Quito, emphasizing current legislation and conservation policies for their protection. This is due to its complex and diversified political-administrative, cultural, tourist, etc. functions, which continue to maintain a certain homogeneity. However, some interventions jeopardize the conservation and preservation of their tangible and intangible cultural heritage. Therefore, this research is focused on analyzing and comparing regulatory plans and planning tools aimed at both the commercialization and the rehabilitation of the cultural identity of these Novo-Hispanic cities that currently play a relevant role as cultural heritage cities of humanity references Worldwide.

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Norma Leticia Ramírez-Rosete, BUAP, School of Architecture, Benemérita Autonomous University of Puebla, Mexico

Research professor

María Jesús González-González, University of Leon

University Professor
Department of Geography and Geology

José Alejandro Reyes-Granados, University of Valladolid

PhD student
Department of Geography

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Published

2020-02-25

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Ramírez-Rosete, N. L., González-González, M. J., & Reyes-Granados, J. A. (2020). Preservation Strategies of the Cultural Heritage of the Historical Centers of Puebla, Havana and Quito. Revista De Estudios Andaluces (Journal of Andalusian Studies), (39), 187–189. Retrieved from https://revistascientificas.us.es/index.php/REA/article/view/11284

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No. 39 (2020): REVISTA DE ESTUDIOS ANDALUCES (REA)

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