Discussion on the visual influence of cultural architectural heritage
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https://doi.org/10.54097/r78jrw94Keywords:
Cultural heritage, Visual impact, Heritage environmentAbstract
China has a long history and culture, with many historical sites, cultural protection areas, historical blocks and other urban heritage protection areas. The surrounding environment may bring adverse factors to the protection of cultural heritage. This paper reviews some methods and thoughts on the evaluation of visual influence factors at home and abroad. From the outstanding universal value to the connotation and evaluation of visual integrity, this paper analyzes the research cases, in order to provide some help for the protection of cultural heritage in China.
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