1. Can politically oriented interventions in built heritage contribute to its authenticity? Erbil Citadel’s Babylonian Gate as a case study. --Mohammed Awadh Jasim, Laura Hanks and Katharina Borsi.
2. In search of America’s old covered bridges. --Ronald G. Knapp.
3. A tale of the new and the old: renovation of Yong’an Warehouse at Yangpu waterfront, Shanghai. --Philip F. Yuan, Xiaoyu Wei and Wei Yu.
4. The restoration of the Oratory of the Partal Palace in the Alhambra of Granada, Grand Prix Europa Nostra 2019. --Federico Wulff Barreiro.
5. Research frameworks, methodologies, and assessment methods concerning the adaptive reuse of architectural heritage: a review. --Yuan Li, Long Zhao, Jingxiong Huang and Andrew Law.
6. Echo from the underground: the heritage customization of subway infrastructures in Shanghai’s listed areas. --Plácido González Martínez.
7. Historic Cities: Issues of Urban Conservation, edited by Jeff Cody and Francesco Siravo. Getty Conservation Institute, Los Angeles, 2019. 610 pp. $60.00. ISBN9781606065938. --Earl Kessler.
8. Correction to: A 30-year controversy over the Shanghai East China Electric. --Jiawei Liu and Xiahong Hua.
9. Sinicisation and ethnicity: spatial characteristics of Shui vernacular architecture in Guizhou, Southwest China. --Yizhi Zhou and Miao Wei.
10. A 30-year controversy over the Shanghai East China Electric Power Building: the creation and conservation of late 20th century Chinese architectural heritage*. --Jiawei Liu and Xiahong Hua.
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