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Glossary Historic layering in urban ...
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Historic layering in urban environment

Historic layering is a mechanism of the historic urban landscape formation. City layers can include such components as urban structures and open spaces, infrastructures, built environment, including elements of cultural practices and economic processes, as well as components supporting social values, diversity and identity of the area, and taking into account geomorphology, topography and hydrology.

Source(s): New Life for Historic Cities: the Historic Urban Landscape Approach Explained

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Français stratification historique en environnement urbain
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