英国の登録建造物制度にまつわる私的所有権の問題とその背景

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The purpose of this paper is to clarify how the private property rights have been treated in the British Listed Building System. It is a very big problem when the historical buildings are conserved by the government powers. It is the most outstanding character that it does not need the owners' consent when the government put a certain building on the statutory list in Britain. Therefore I focused on how the system has been established and examined the argument when it was enacted. I also discussed how the private property right has been thought in the history of the British Town Planning System. As a result, I reached the following conclusions. At the beginning, the government initiated and introduced the compensation system, but it did not go well. Gradually, the public consensus for conservation had changed because they saw many historic buildings were destroyed rapidly by the development, and the powerful system was established with the backing of public opinion.
社団法人日本建築学会の論文
2004-05-30