Preserving the Cultural Heritage in Informal Settlements through Place making: The Case of Islamabad, Pakistan

Using France Colony and Mehr Abadi in Islamabad, Pakistan as case studies, the thesis argues that enhanced liveability requires safeguarding the cultural heritage of rural migrants in the city. It investigates the process of organic placemaking in the two informal settlements based on mapping create...

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Main Author: Shafqat, Ramisa
Format: Thesis
Published: Curtin University 2021
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/88293
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description Using France Colony and Mehr Abadi in Islamabad, Pakistan as case studies, the thesis argues that enhanced liveability requires safeguarding the cultural heritage of rural migrants in the city. It investigates the process of organic placemaking in the two informal settlements based on mapping created through transect walks and interviews. A new policy model is suggested allowing the sustainability features embedded in the intangible cultural heritage to be recognised for improved liveability in the city.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-882932024-05-08T00:59:10Z Preserving the Cultural Heritage in Informal Settlements through Place making: The Case of Islamabad, Pakistan Shafqat, Ramisa Using France Colony and Mehr Abadi in Islamabad, Pakistan as case studies, the thesis argues that enhanced liveability requires safeguarding the cultural heritage of rural migrants in the city. It investigates the process of organic placemaking in the two informal settlements based on mapping created through transect walks and interviews. A new policy model is suggested allowing the sustainability features embedded in the intangible cultural heritage to be recognised for improved liveability in the city. 2021 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/88293 Curtin University fulltext
spellingShingle Shafqat, Ramisa
Preserving the Cultural Heritage in Informal Settlements through Place making: The Case of Islamabad, Pakistan
title Preserving the Cultural Heritage in Informal Settlements through Place making: The Case of Islamabad, Pakistan
title_full Preserving the Cultural Heritage in Informal Settlements through Place making: The Case of Islamabad, Pakistan
title_fullStr Preserving the Cultural Heritage in Informal Settlements through Place making: The Case of Islamabad, Pakistan
title_full_unstemmed Preserving the Cultural Heritage in Informal Settlements through Place making: The Case of Islamabad, Pakistan
title_short Preserving the Cultural Heritage in Informal Settlements through Place making: The Case of Islamabad, Pakistan
title_sort preserving the cultural heritage in informal settlements through place making: the case of islamabad, pakistan
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/88293