Preservation and Reuse Design for Fragile Territories’ Settlements: The Anipemza Project

Contents
1 Anipemza. The Birth of Interest on a Forgotten Extraordinary Fragile Site in Armenia
	References
2 Historical Analysis and Anipemza Village’s current condition
	2.1 Area Introduction
	2.2 Location and General Data
	2.3 Anipemza in the Past
		2.3.1 The World War I on the Transcaucasian Front
		2.3.2 Reasons and Consummation of a Genocide
		2.3.3 The Sovietisation of Armenia
		2.3.4 Anipemza: City Development, from an Orphans’ Village to a Company Town
	2.4 Anipemza Today: Walking Through the City
		2.4.1 Problems
	References
3 Characteristics, Materials and Decay Analysis of Anipemza Buildings
	3.1 Characteristics of Buildings
	3.2 Materials
		3.2.1 Decay
	References
4 Levels of Intervention, Conservation and Operational Guidelines for Anipemza Village
	4.1 Introduction
	4.2 The Guidelines
		4.2.1 Level 1—Historical Village
		4.2.2 Level 2—Historical Buildings
		4.2.3 Level 3—Historical Materials
	4.3 General Standards in Conservation Works
	4.4 Anipemza’s Guidelines and Technical Sheets
	4.5 Anipemza’s Guidelines and Technical Sheets: The List
	References
5 Anipemza Village’s Adaptive Reuse Design
	5.1 Adaptive Reuse Strategies’ Outline and Motivation
	5.2 Tourism’s Facts
		5.2.1 Introduction to Tourism’s Facts Analysis
		5.2.2 Armenian Tourism: A General Overview
		5.2.3 Existing Major Travel Routes and Anipemza
	5.3 Strategical Reuse Masterplan’s Definition
	5.4 A Remodelling Operation on a Façade to Provide Safety, Comfort and Attraction
	5.5 The Info-Point Building: A Space of Encounter
	5.6 The House of Culture’s Museum
	5.7 Temporary Sanitary Facilities’ Localization
	5.8 The Widespread Hotel and Residential Interiors’ Reorganisation
	5.9 A Restaurant in the Former Dining Hall
	5.10 Conclusions
	References
Suggested Readings
Index