Articles

Kulturarv i stadsomvandlingsprocesser
- av Jennie Sjöholm & Anna Karlström

Transformation of existing buildings to new uses: A snapshot of conversions in Sweden
- av Kristina Mjörnell & Oscar Palmgren

Urban transformation, heritage processes and social sustainable futures
- av Ulrika Söderström & Anders Högberg

Compensation for the loss of historic environments: Storytelling and storyreading in the West Link infrastructure project
- av Maitri Dore

Rumsliga analysmetoder för urbana kulturmiljöer: Hur space syntax-metoder kan ge stöd i analyser av kulturhistoriska samband
- av Emy Lanemo, Hans Antonson, Simon Romilsson, Oskar Kindvall, Ioanna Stavroulaki & Meta Berghauser Pont

Reviews

Stephan Borgehammar (red.), Lunds domkyrka. Nya tiden. Byggnaden och arkitekterna
- av Henrik Lindblad

Claes Caldenby, Arvid Fuhre, arkitekt och kulturbärare i framgångstid, med personporträtt av Ingrid Sommar och fotografier av Krister Engström
- av Anders Bergstöm

Kristina Jansson, Linnéa Kallerskog & Mikael Nordström (red.), Junakøpung. Medeltidsstaden Jönköping och arkeologin. En artikelsamling
- av Göran Tagesson

Maitri Dore, From Gone to Gain. Exploring the Scope of Historic Environment Compensation in Planning
- av Kristina L. Nilsson

Essay

A path for a living culture in architectural cultural heritage: Perspectives on approaches towards architectural, cultural heritage in the buildding sector
- av Lone-Pia Bach

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Nordic Journal of Settlement History and Built Heritage

Published by Föreningen Bebyggelsehistorisk tidskrift
Number of years in publication: 35
Publication: two issues a year
ISSN (print): 0349-2834
ISSN (online): 2002-3812
Distribution: eddy.se ab

Bebyggelsehistorisk tidskrift is a Nordic forum for research and debate on the history of the built environment. Our publication languages are Swedish, Danish, Norwegian and English. The journal views the history of the built environment with a broad perspective, from a starting point of how people have shaped and acted in built and created environments. BHT presents the latest research on the history of the built environment, and also provides a forum for discussing the discipline in practice when buildings and heritage environments are being conserved.

The periodical is the Nordic region’s leading academic journal on the history of the built environment.

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