The possibilities of preservation, regeneration and presentation of industrial heritage: The case of Old Mint "A.D." on Belgrade Riverfront

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This paper aims to explore industrial heritage of Belgrade that is located in the city center and therefore, has considerable potential for future architectural and urban development of the Serbian capital. The whole Belgrade riverfront area along the Sava and the Danube Rivers has a large number of abandoned industrial buildings that have significant value and need to be preserved and revitalized. This paper represents a research project conducted by lecturers at the Faculty of Architecture in Belgrade in the course History and Theory 1-Visual Culture in Architectural Theory and Practice. In order to provide productive research, we have employed the case study method based on the old Mint "A.D.", which we have chosen as a characteristic example of Belgrade's industrial heritage architecture. An important goal of this research is to provide professional information and raise public awareness about the importance and potential of industrial heritage for the future economic, cultural, social and tourist development of the city. This paper analyzes possibilities to comprehend the problems of the city's industrial heritage protection regarding its historical and urban context, its genesis, authenticity, identity, cultural, architectural, economic, social, productive, creative and environmental values. According to that, the main goal of this research is concentrated on the sustainable preservation of specific cultural tangible and intangible values, spirit of the place, city identity and historic cityscape values that characterize industrial heritage in the social, cultural, natural and built environmental systems.

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NikoliĆ, M., Drobnjak, B., & Ćulafić, I. K. (2020). The possibilities of preservation, regeneration and presentation of industrial heritage: The case of Old Mint “A.D.” on Belgrade Riverfront. Sustainability (Switzerland), 12(13). https://doi.org/10.3390/su12135264

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