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In France, patrimonial policies and urban policies have been governed by two separate logics. It was not until the 1960s, with the approval of the Malraux Law on protected sectors that the integration of the heritage dimension in the projects urban planning was enacted from a legislative point of view, however, since the first half of the 20th century, experiments in this direction in Paris and its surroundings. Already in the year 1910, the Commission of Old Paris in the company of architects participated in the reflections on the new discipline of urbanism and then sought to implement a policy of heritage protection that could be integrated into development projects in the city. This attempt served as a model for the constitution project of the “Archaeological and Artistic Registry of Paris and the Department of the Seine”, an architectural and urban inventory developed between 1916 and 1928 that served as the basis for the heritage inventory in Greater Paris. Organized with the collaboration of the architects and the Commission of Old Paris, it allowed the mobilization of diverse actors that helped the evolution and constitution of the urban policies; consolidate the inventories of the city and the way in which these works have been undertaken.

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Une expérimentation précoce d’urbanisme patrimonial dans les années 1910-1920 : le « Casier archéologique et artistique de Paris et du département de la Seine »