People, Heritage & Place: Using Heritage to Enhance Community and Well-being in Saltaire, Bradford

人物、遗产

• 批准号: AH/W009102/1
• 负责人: Andrew Wilson
• 金额: $ 14.09万
• 依托单位: University of Bradford
• 依托单位国家: 英国
• 项目类别: Research Grant
• 财政年份: 2022
• 资助国家: 英国
• 起止时间: 2022 至 无数据
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=AH%2FW009102%2F1
• 关键词: People; Heritage; Place; Using; Enhance

Bradford is one of the youngest cities in Europe, with more than a quarter under the age of 16. Since the industrial revolution the city has welcomed people from other parts of the globe. Bradford was one of the first places in the UK to be formally recognised as a 'City of Sanctuary'. The project will develop an exact 3D representation of Saltaire, a UNESCO World Heritage Site (WHS) and historic suburb of Bradford, linked to the City along the route of the former Bradford Branch of the Leeds-Liverpool Canal via a Greenway. This Digital Twin of Saltaire and its linking route will be used to explore placemaking and inform the management of heritage assets and engagement of public audiences, and will link up with the existing Virtual Bradford model. Expanding on the strong working relationship between the University and the Council, new partners from education, community groups and refugee action groups will provide tangible avenues for citizen engagement in strategic development and planning. The partners share a common vision that health and wellbeing of our young people is rooted in community, belonging and place. Bradford was the first UNESCO City of Film and is one of only five UK cities to have a UNESCO WHS within the district. Building on these rich and diverse heritage and cultural assets, the strong partnership between the University and the Council will focus on the value of place, and the potential for Saltaire. This will foster a strong sense of identity, belonging and civic pride across the wider Bradford District, as well as for those residents and stakeholders within the 19th Mill Village. Concepts of co-creation are at the project's core, where local residents, schools and community groups will collect, interpret, use and repurpose data, including for artistic outputs. To enable this, we will develop a co-production tool, used to create a 'dynamic' condition monitoring approach for Grade II Listed Properties on the National Heritage List for England to support fabric surveys and facilitate listed building consent for property owners towards the upkeep of the built heritage. It will inform strategic planning decisions, such as modelling air quality and the proposed creation of an Active Travel Neighbourhood for Saltaire, with the aim of reducing the volume of through-traffic for the WHS and adjacent residential areas. In recognising the potential recreational value of heritage for health and well-being, we will join the Virtual Bradford model to the proposed Saltaire model just 4 km distant from the City Centre. To aid site interpretation for learning and visitors, we will work with partners Bradford Council and Saltaire World Heritage Education Association (SWHEA) who have secured seed-funding to develop a tourism app for Saltaire. This is not simply a technical endeavour, since we recognise that the artistic aesthetics and immersive quality of our Digital Twin lends itself to a variety of uses suited to placing historic imagery, maps, plans, demolished buildings, objects and other 'intangible' narrative content in context. This will enrich understanding and discovery linked to place, both within the UNESCO WHS and its wider setting. Our project responds to aims and aspirations that are listed within the Saltaire WHS Management Plan. Engagement with the project will be facilitated via strong existing partnerships with Bradford Council's Department of Place and active community stakeholder groups, ensuring that impact is integral to project development, implementation and outputs. The project will leave a lasting legacy of freely available digital, artistic and educational resources, as well as informing strategic planning decisions and community involvement in Saltaire and Bradford.

布拉德福德（Bradford）是欧洲最年轻的城市之一，其16岁以上超过四分之一。自工业革命以来，该市欢迎来自全球其他地区的人们。布拉德福德（Bradford）是英国最早被正式公认为“庇护城市”的地方之一。该项目将开发出萨尔特（Saltaire）的确切3D代表，即联合国教科文组织世界遗产（WHS）和历史悠久的布拉德福德（Bradford）郊区，与沿着绿道的利兹 - 利物浦运河前布拉德福德分公司的路线相连。这种数字双胞胎的Saltaire及其链接路线将用于探索场所制造并告知遗产资产和公众受众的参与，并将与现有的虚拟Bradford模型联系起来。扩大大学与理事会之间的牢固的工作关系，教育，社区团体和难民行动团体的新合伙人将为公民参与战略发展和计划提供切实的途径。合作伙伴有一个共同的愿景，即我们的年轻人的健康和福祉植根于社区，归属和地点。布拉德福德（Bradford）是联合国教科文组织（UNESCO）的第一个电影城市，是英国仅有的五个在该地区拥有联合国教科文组织WH的城市之一。在这些富裕而多样化的遗产和文化资产的基础上，大学与理事会之间的牢固伙伴关系将集中在地点的价值以及萨尔塔尔的潜力上。这将促进更广泛的布拉德福德区的强烈认同感，归属和公民自豪感，以及第19磨坊村内的居民和利益相关者。共同创造的概念是该项目的核心，当地居民，学校和社区团体将收集，解释，使用和重新利用数据，包括艺术成果。为了实现这一目标，我们将开发一种共同生产工具，用于为英格兰国家遗产清单上的II级列出的属性创建一种“动态”状态监控方法，以支持面料调查，并促进对财产所有人的列出的建筑同意建造的遗产。它将为战略规划决策提供依据，例如为萨尔特尔（Saltaire）建模空气质量和拟议创建一个活跃的旅行社区，以减少WHS和相邻住宅区的流量量。在认识到遗产对健康和福祉的潜在休闲价值时，我们将加入虚拟的布拉德福德模型，加入距市中心仅4公里远的拟议萨尔泰尔模型。为了帮助学习和访问者的网站解释，我们将与合作伙伴布拉德福德议会和萨尔塔尔世界遗产教育协会（SWHEA）合作，他们已获得种子资金来为萨尔塔尔开发旅游应用程序。这不仅仅是一项技术努力，因为我们认识到，我们数字双胞胎的艺术美学和沉浸式质量使自己适合于适合放置历史图像，地图，计划，拆除的建筑物，物体和其他“无形”叙事内容的各种用途在上下文中。这将丰富与联合国大学WHS及其更广泛的环境中的理解和发现相关的。我们的项目响应了Saltaire WHS管理计划中列出的目标和愿望。与布拉德福德理事会的现有合作伙伴关系和积极的社区利益相关者团体，与该项目的参与将有助于促进，以确保对项目开发，实施和产出的影响是不可或缺的。该项目将留下持久的数字，艺术和教育资源的持久遗产，并为萨尔塔尔（Saltaire）和布拉德福德（Bradford）的战略规划决策和社区参与提供信息。

项目成果

Visual Heritage: Digital Approaches in Heritage Science

视觉遗产：遗产科学的数字方法

• 发表时间: 2022
• 作者: Wilson, A.S.

People, Heritage and Place: Artwork at University of Bradford's Chancellor Installation

人物、遗产和地方：布拉德福德大学校长装置艺术作品

• DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.7733497
• 发表时间: 2023
• 作者: Wilson A

Developing a People-Centred, Place-Led Approach: The Value of the Arts and Humanities

制定以人为本、地方主导的方法：艺术和人文学科的价值

• 发表时间: 2023
• 作者: Madgin Rebecca