A heritage conservation strategy for Cliff Bungalow-Mission (Alberta).

摘要

This strategy provides recommendations for the conservation of existing heritage resources within the Calgary communities of Cliff Bungalow and Mission. Recommendations are also provided for the maintenance of the communities' heritage character through the creation of guidelines for new development that is sympathetic and respectful of that character.; The strategy utilises tools such as heritage legislation, education and interpretation, land use designation and design interventions.; Recommendations focus on four geographical scales: (1) The communities as a whole; (2) Precincts representing assemblages of historic buildings based on function; (3) Streetscapes representing continuous groupings of predominantly pre-World War II homes or commercial buildings; (4) Individual buildings of significant historical or architectural merit.; In addition to the strategy itself, tools have been created that may be used by community members and heritage planners in the future. These tools are an illustrated and annotated inventory of extant and demolished buildings, and digitised geographical information systems (GIS) maps of the study area for the years 1911, 1961 and 2001.; As Cliff Bungalow and Mission are two of the oldest communities in Calgary, the purpose of this strategy is to conserve their cultural heritage resources and unique heritage character for future generations.