Protéger le patrimoine hospitalier au titre des monuments historiques
As for other kinds of built heritage, the historic monuments protection of hospitals has evolved considerably since the earliest protection, that of the Angers Hôtel-Dieu, mentioned on the first list of historic monuments in France, in 1840. When the new historic monuments law of 31 December 1913 wa...
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| description | As for other kinds of built heritage, the historic monuments protection of hospitals has evolved considerably since the earliest protection, that of the Angers Hôtel-Dieu, mentioned on the first list of historic monuments in France, in 1840. When the new historic monuments law of 31 December 1913 was passed, it was largely medieval hospital establishments that had been given statutory protection, often distinguishing spectacular individual constructions at the expense of the hospital organisation as a whole. The trend however has been towards more coherent global protection measures, and also to the inclusion of a broader typological and chronological range of hospital buildings. Today, however, if we limit ourselves to the monuments which are ‘classés’, nineteenth and, even more, twentieth-century hospitals are still poorly protected. Hospital protections in the future will have to take into account the radical reorganisation of the country’s hospital infrastructure, and, if the protection is given to functioning hospitals, it will have to take into account the evolution of hospital practices. For a satisfactory protection of the hospital heritage, dialogue is a key consideration. The hospital administration is often wary of historic monument protection, fearing that it will be in contradiction with the way equipment must evolve, or, if the hospital is closed down, that it will discourage potential buyers. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-fd491d6de0734781a916a037619e46342025-01-09T12:43:15ZfraMinistère de la Culture et de la CommunicationIn Situ1630-73052017-02-013110.4000/insitu.14149Protéger le patrimoine hospitalier au titre des monuments historiquesDominique PerrinFrantz SchœnsteinAs for other kinds of built heritage, the historic monuments protection of hospitals has evolved considerably since the earliest protection, that of the Angers Hôtel-Dieu, mentioned on the first list of historic monuments in France, in 1840. When the new historic monuments law of 31 December 1913 was passed, it was largely medieval hospital establishments that had been given statutory protection, often distinguishing spectacular individual constructions at the expense of the hospital organisation as a whole. The trend however has been towards more coherent global protection measures, and also to the inclusion of a broader typological and chronological range of hospital buildings. Today, however, if we limit ourselves to the monuments which are ‘classés’, nineteenth and, even more, twentieth-century hospitals are still poorly protected. Hospital protections in the future will have to take into account the radical reorganisation of the country’s hospital infrastructure, and, if the protection is given to functioning hospitals, it will have to take into account the evolution of hospital practices. For a satisfactory protection of the hospital heritage, dialogue is a key consideration. The hospital administration is often wary of historic monument protection, fearing that it will be in contradiction with the way equipment must evolve, or, if the hospital is closed down, that it will discourage potential buyers.https://journals.openedition.org/insitu/14149historic monumenthospitalHôtel-Dieuhospicesanatoriumapothecary store |
| spellingShingle | Dominique Perrin Frantz Schœnstein Protéger le patrimoine hospitalier au titre des monuments historiques In Situ historic monument hospital Hôtel-Dieu hospice sanatorium apothecary store |
| title | Protéger le patrimoine hospitalier au titre des monuments historiques |
| title_full | Protéger le patrimoine hospitalier au titre des monuments historiques |
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| title_short | Protéger le patrimoine hospitalier au titre des monuments historiques |
| title_sort | proteger le patrimoine hospitalier au titre des monuments historiques |
| topic | historic monument hospital Hôtel-Dieu hospice sanatorium apothecary store |
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