The paper ‘Big Time BCN: Strengthening the Link between Heritage and Society through Representation’ explores how the use of tools such as Big Time Bcn can articulate the relationship between heritage and citizenship. We need new mechanisms to facilitate spreading knowledge about heritage, involving citizenship in cataloguing and other processes of identification.
The article has been published in Landscape Architecture Frontiers volume 2 (issue 6) under the topic Archaeology and Landscape Architecture. LAF is a Chinese review that puts its focus on the intersecting spheres of academic research and design practice in landscape architecture.