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European Council of Landscape Architecture Schools ECLAS 2010 Conference, Istanbul Technical University Why Cultural Landscapes Matter Patricia M. O Donnell, FASLA, AICP, IFLA, ICOMOS HERITAGE LANDSCAPES LLC Preservation Landscape Architects & Planners Cultural Landscapes are Diverse Authentic Places Recognition of Value is Increasing Worldwide Keynote, ECLAS Skyline Conference, Vienna, Austria Istanbul, Moai Quarry Turkey, Rapa 1 October Nui, Chile 2010 West Lake, Hangzhou, Patricia China O Donnell 1

Global Trends Relevant to Cultural Landscapes Urban Dwellers Earth Justice Health & Food Energy Sources Climate Change Disasters Tourism & World Heritage Green Sustainability Culture-Nature Continuum High Place of Sacrifice, Petra, Jordan Urban Dwellers & Cultural Landscapes Global Population 50% Urban Defining phenomenon of the 21 st Century Urban growth strong, ½ reside in cities under ½ m Cultural Heritage assets promote local economic development World Bank 117 Projects $1.8bn in urban cultural heritage Quality of Life & Experience = Urban Cultural Landscapes Overlook, Valparaiso, Chile 2

UNESCO Historic Urban Landscapes Initiative 2003-2010 Intensive Global HUL Discussions to Address Global Urban Trends: Rapid Urbanization Threatening Sense of Place & Identity of Communities Uncontrolled, Poorly Conceived and/or Badly Implemented Urban Development Intensity & Speed of Changes, Including Climate Change Unsustainable Consumption Of Resources Need Updated Holistic Tools for Urban Conservation NASA satellite image Historic Urban Landscapes = ½ Urban Space Historic Core, San Jose, Costa Rica The Historic Urban Landscape approach aims at preserving the quality of the human environment and enhancing the productivity of urban spaces. It integrates the goals of urban heritage conservation with the goals of social and economic development. It is rooted in a balanced and sustainable relationship between the built and natural environment. http://whc.unesco.org 3

Earth Justice & Cultural Landscapes Rio De Janeiro Cultural Landscape Value of Public Landscapes Rights to & of Landscape & Seascape Indigenous Peoples Dominant versus Diverse Cultures Wealth & Poverty, Favelas of Rio Degraded & Neglected Urban Landscapes Global Appetite for Prosperity but Limitations of Resources Earth Justice: Greening Areas of Poverty http://www.miparque.cl/ Santiago, Chile 4

Earth Justice: Diana Wiesner, Bogota, Columbia, Regenerative Design Health, Food & Cultural Landscapes Human Health & Landscape Reconnect to Nature & Place Unique Local Cuisine Local Sustainable Agriculture Locavor, Slow Food, Vegetarian Exercise & Obesity Epidemic Fruits at Market, Cartago, Costa Rica 5

Shelburne Farms- Health, Food & Agriculture National Historic Landmark Sustainable Agriculture Environmental Education Market Garden, Restaurant Cheddar Cheese Swiss Brown Cows Fruits at Market, Cartago, Costa Rica Energy & Cultural Landscapes Fossil Fuels, Impacts Oil & Coal Green Energy Sources, Impacts Wind & Solar Wind Energy Potential Mapping, 10% Capacity Jordanville Rural Escarpment Central New York 6

Energy & Cultural Landscapes Fossil Fuels, Impacts Oil & Coal Green Energy Sources, Impacts Wind & Solar Zero Carbon Footprint, BioChar, Grass Pellets Shelburne Farms Solar Orchard Underway Effectively Sited within Historic Landscape Shelburne Farms, Shelburne, Vermont USA Climate Change, Disasters & Cultural Landscapes Climate Change Ozone Depletion, Amazon Drought, Earthquakes, Arctic Melt, Tropical Cyclones Natural Disasters Preparedness & Response Healthy Global Landscapes & Seascapes: Part of the Solution Rano Kau Caldera, Rapa Nui 7

Tourism, Economics, Heritage & Cultural Landscapes Tourism Focus on Short Term Visitor, Specific Place Authenticity is Magnet, Unique Culture is Draw Integrate Resident Needs & Visitor Services Choices Link to Cultural Landscapes Quality of Place, Quality of Life Travel is a Global Engine Experience Economy Temple of Heaven, Beijing China Green Sustainability & Cultural Landscapes Heritage is Green, Especially Cultural Landscapes Preservation & Conservation Retain Carbon Inputs Revitalize Urban Heritage with Limited Energy Inputs Values Culture, Traditions & Retains Sense of Place Ancient Stone Circle, Eastern Norway 8

Millennium Park Chicago Green Sustainability & Cultural Landscapes Balance Human Needs & Earth Imperatives Move Toward Shared Values & Survival Threatened Species, Invasive Species Chicago Example: Sustainable, Resilient City Stewardship: Good Planets are Hard to Find Culture Nature Continuum & Cultural Landscapes Culture & Nature are Intertwined in Landscapes Human Influence is Pervasive No Pure Nature, Seed of Each in Both Trends Demand Attention to Wasted Land Need to Garden the Global Landscapes Kenrokuen-Stroll Garden, Kanwansa, Japan 9

Cultural Landscapes Heritage Preservation Tool Kit Purple Mountain Tomb, Nanjing China Educational & Community Involvement Tools Financial Tools, Public & Private Investments Advisory Tools, Plans & Guidelines Legal Tools, Laws, Statutes, Regulations Educational & Community Involvement Tools Publicity In Local Media Local Tourism Council Oral History Recording Informational Meetings Celebrations, Remembrances Heritage Exhibitions & Lectures Key Person Interviews Skill Development Workshops Community Landscape Tours Volunteering at Local Historic Places Influencing of Neighbors with Peer Discussion Camden Amphitheatre, Fletcher Steele, Camden Maine 10

Financial Tools Public Capital Improvements: Current ARRA Funding National Mall Project Conservation Easements Revolving Loan Fund Public Maintenance Funding Transfer of Development Rights Taxation Laws Favoring Preservation Funding for Research & Scholarship Long-term Lease of Heritage Properties Outright Purchase of Key Properties Purchase & Resale with Conservation Restrictions Donations of Heritage Property to Reliable Stewards Funding for Urban Heritage Conservation Agencies US National Mall 1937 As-Built Mall Research to Document Ground Disturbance 11

National Mall Restoration of Turf & Soils National Icon Demonstrations Patriotic Gatherings Free Speech Assembly 3,000 Permit Events per Year 25,000,000 Pairs of Feet per Year Compacted Soils & Struggling Turf Understanding Historic Design Intent Continuous Tapis Vert, Domed Profile National Mall, Washington DC Financial Tools-Protected Lands Small Town Land Trust Purchase, Resale, Easements Partner with State Land Trust Citizens Vote Conservation Tax Fund Shared Values: Scenic & Agricultural Landscape 12

Advisory Tools Cultural Landscape Reports: US Capitol Grounds Research, Documentation, Publication Heritage Preservation & Management Plans Conservation Plans Cultural & Natural Resources Viewscape contour Map for Building Siting, Height Holistic Planning Processes, Integrating Urban Heritage & Values Plans for Parks, Open Space, Transportation, Trees, Public Facilities Climate Resilience & Disaster Response Plans Valuing Heritage International & Regional Charters, Declarations & Conventions Cultural Landscape: Document Tangible Heritage Character-Defining Processes & Features, Through Time Natural Systems Land Uses, Patterns, Clusters Spatial Organization Visual Relationships Topography, Surface Drainage Vegetation Circulation Systems Wt Water Features, Nt Natural & Constructed td Spatial Character, Form and Scale of Habitable Structures Landscape Structures, bridges, walls Vocabulary of Site Furnishings & Objects 13

Documenting Intangible Heritage of Cultural Landscapes Worship, Pilgrimage, Ritual, Festival Commemoration of Past Events Harvesting Plants, Craft Materials Traditional Music, Dance Local Craft Skills Cuisine, Local Foods Iconic Shared Places San Juan Chamula, Mayan Village, Mexico Legal Tools Design Review & Historic Commission Heritage Property Inscriptions Conservation Easement Urban Visual Control Overlay Districts Land Use Zoning Tree Protection Cityscape Oporto, Portugal 14

Charters, Declarations & Conventions to Study & Use 1962 Rec. concerning the Safeguarding of the Beauty & Character of Landscapes & Sites 1964 ICOMOS International Charter for the Conservation & Restoration of Monuments & Sites 1972 Convention concerning the Protection of the World Cultural & Natural & Heritage 1982 ICOMOS International Charter for Historic Gardens 1987 ICOMOS Charter for the Conservation of Historic Towns and Urban Areas 1992 UNESCO Convention on Biological Diversity 1992 WH Cultural Landscapes Add to Operational Guidelines 1994 UNESCO-ICOMOS Nara Document on Authenticity 2000 European Landscape Convention 2003 UNESCO Convention on Intangible Heritage 2004 UNESCO Merging of the Cultural & Natural Heritage Criteria 2004 US ICOMOS Natchitoches Declaration on Culture & Nature 2005 UNESCO Vienna Memorandum Architecture & Urban Landscape 2005 ICOMOS Xi an Declaration on the Conservation of Settings 2005 ICOMOS Hoi An Declaration on Conservation of Historic Districts of Asia 2008 ICOMOS Quebec Declaration on Preservation of the Spirit of Place Mayan Ruins of Edzna, Mexico IFLA Cultural Landscapes Committee Source & Participation at website: iflaclc.org Palacio Fronteira, Lisbon Portugal 15

In Conclusion, Cultural Landscapes Matter 21 st Century Cultural Landscapes are Survival & Quality of Life & Habitat Humanity fully Inhabits the Earth Culture Nature Continuum Shifting toward Culture Landscapes at that Nature/Culture Intersection Landscape Architecture t Education Leads the Way: Training, Research, Scholarship & Demonstration Why Cultural Landscapes Matter Heritage Landscapes LLC Preservation Landscape Architects & Planners A Heritage vibrant future for heritage Landscapes places through holistic planning LLC & design Preservation Landscape Architects & Planners A vibrant future for heritage places through holistic planning & design Patricia M. O Donnell, Principal, heritagelandscapes.com 16