Summer School 2023: Coastal Heritage in Climate Change
This initiative is inspired by the theme “Leave No One Behind” of the UIA World Congress of Architects 2023 in Copenhagen.
Expect Unexpected: Earthquakes!
International Scientific Seminar on the Conservation of 20th Century Architectural Heritage
Click on this link to participate: https://buff.ly/3Nv7MkJ
HERITAGE CHANGES – SCTF 1
The SCTF 1: Sustainability is developing an ICOMOS Responsible Practice Toolkit
helping ICOMOS members in the necessary but VOLUNTARY transition and adaptation, while maximising inclusion and participation both across the globe and the generations.
Register and attend the event: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZEld-ivpjoqEtfu9tAc3WoNPSDRzsV-ClBw#/registration
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Future for the Modern Past: Heritage-led Development for IIM Ahmedabad
This online seminar will be attended by more than 20 speakers who will be sharing insights and best practices for the sustainable management of cultural and historical buildings.
Future for the Modern Past: Heritage-led Development for IIM Ahmedabad
This online seminar will be attended by more than 20 speakers who will be sharing insights and best practices for the sustainable management of cultural and historical buildings.
Space Technologies for Cultural Heritage Conservation
Join the online seminar hosted by the International Centre on Space Technologies for Natural and Cultural Heritage (HIST) and ICOMOS to understand how technology and spatial exploration can help protect the world’s cultural heritage.
📆30 March, 2023
⏰12:00 PM CEST (GMT+2) / 06:00 PM Beijing Time (GMT+8)
💻Online
📝Register here: https://buff.ly/3Ztyv4e
Industrial Heritage and Today’s Transformations of Cities
The platform that proved to be successful and aroused great international interest enables a conference with hundreds of participants from around the world that makes up-to-date knowledge accessible, along with discussions, knowledge centers and more.
The conference will be conducted in English.
Recent years have witnessed the growing, worldwide phenomenon of conserving the industrial heritage, due to the recognition of its cultural, architectural, community, urban and tourism value in the urban and rural space. Many structures such as factories, agricultural facilities, military buildings; transportation facilities like train stations, airports, terminals, port warehouses, bridges and railroads; and quarries, broadcast stations and other industrial facilities have finished their original function and are restored for renewed use.
The purpose of the conference is to expose the target audience to current international knowledge while focusing on good practices in the field at the micro and macro levels; to present successful worldwide initiatives to conserve and reuse industrial buildings and complexes; to protect and conserve the outstanding universal value of world heritage sites in this field; to institute planning policy that responds to climate change and to implement sustainable development goals; and to include heritage communities as part of the effort to further the conservation of the social, economic and tourism aspect of traditional industry and crafts; to use and develop heritage sites and more.
More information: https://www.i-con.co.il/en-industrial/
ICUCH Learning from the Science of the Past to Inform the Science of the Future
ICOMOS Online Side Event in the Framework of the UN Water Conference
Organised by the International Committee on the Underwater Cultural Heritage (ICUCH)
Listening only to the science of thefuture risks forgetting the lessons of the past. Climate change will not onlyaffect the earth’s biodiversity, landscapes and ecosystems, but also havesignificant impacts on humanity with economic, political, cultural, health andidentity implications.
Rising sea levels and storm surges will inundate coastaltowns and heritage on the coastal margins, threatening the very existence ofentire communities.
This session will bring together experts on these themes toexplore various topics that have a major impact on waters, both inland andoffshore, which are critical elements of the 2030 Agenda.
Climate Resilience: Understanding New Challenges for Historic Gardens
Register now to participate in webinar which will explore how historicgardens around the world are building resilience to climate change
Registrations: https://bit.ly/cruncheventOR visit the Eryldene website Events page for more information and speakerprogram