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Heritage Areas of Former Cement Plants in Smart City Environments

Agata GĄSOWSKA-KRAMARZ

Agata GĄSOWSKA-KRAMARZ

MSc Eng. Arch.; Faculty of Architecture, Silesian University of TechnologyGliwice, Poland
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31 oct. 2020
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Publié en ligne: 31 oct. 2020
Pages: 21 - 41
Reçu: 23 juin 2020
Accepté: 16 sept. 2020
DOI: https://doi.org/10.21307/acee-2020-022
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Figure 1.

Possible interactions using the smart city idea, own research. Left figure: Analized cement plants in Opole – required interest in cultural heritage from the city’s strategy; 1 – Groszowice, 2 – Bolko, 3 – Heymann Pringsheim, 4 – Piast, 5 – Giesel, 6 – Grundmann, 7 – Hafen, 8 – Silesia, 9 – Wróblin; Righr figure: 1 – Analized cement plant in Sant Just Desvern (near Barcelona) – interaction with the city through tourist applications
Possible interactions using the smart city idea, own research. Left figure: Analized cement plants in Opole – required interest in cultural heritage from the city’s strategy; 1 – Groszowice, 2 – Bolko, 3 – Heymann Pringsheim, 4 – Piast, 5 – Giesel, 6 – Grundmann, 7 – Hafen, 8 – Silesia, 9 – Wróblin; Righr figure: 1 – Analized cement plant in Sant Just Desvern (near Barcelona) – interaction with the city through tourist applications

Figure 2.

Grundmann Cement Plant, authors’s own drawing
Grundmann Cement Plant, authors’s own drawing

Figure 3.

Heymann-Pringsheim Cement Plant, authors’s own drawing
Heymann-Pringsheim Cement Plant, authors’s own drawing

Figure 4.

Groszowice Cement Plant, authors’s own drawing
Groszowice Cement Plant, authors’s own drawing

Figure 5.

Hafen/Odra Cement Plant, authors’s own drawing
Hafen/Odra Cement Plant, authors’s own drawing

Figure 6.

Giesel Cement Plant, authors’s own drawing
Giesel Cement Plant, authors’s own drawing

Figure 7.

Bolko Cement Plant, authors’s own drawing
Bolko Cement Plant, authors’s own drawing

Figure 8.

Piast Cement Plant, authors’s own drawing
Piast Cement Plant, authors’s own drawing

Figure 9.

Silesia Cement Plant, authors’s own drawing
Silesia Cement Plant, authors’s own drawing

Figure 10.

Wróblin Cement Plant, authors’s own drawing
Wróblin Cement Plant, authors’s own drawing

Figure 11.

Sant Just Desvern, currently Ricardo Bofill’s residence, authors’s own drawing
Sant Just Desvern, currently Ricardo Bofill’s residence, authors’s own drawing

The idea of a smart city in terms of cultural heritage [12]

Cities Fields of activity Smart City idea The goals of promoting the city’s historical heritage intended by Smart City Applications related to historical heritage intended by Smart City
Opole Public services - Developed in the strategy
Environment -
Business innovation -
Social participation -
New investments -
Economic activity -
Tourism -
Barcelona* [12] Public services + Tourist maps
Environment + Travel planning
Business innovation + Developed in the strategy
Social participatiom +
New investment +
Economic activity +
Tourism +

Smart city features developed in the analyzed cities

Qualities of Smart City [13] Opole Barcelona
1. Sustainable use of resources – smart environment + +
2. Intelligent public management – smart governance + +
3. Intelligent transport networks – smart mobility + +
4. High quality social capital – smart people - +
5. Competitive economy – smart economy - +
6. High quality of life – smart living - +
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