2022 Conference in Florence of ICOMOS International Scientific Committee on Education and Training (CIF)

Within the framework of the Memorandum of Understanding with ICOMOS, the Romualdo Del Bianco Foundation is glad to announce the collaboration with ICOMOS International Scientific Committee on Education and Training (CIF) for the 2022 Symposium and AGM “Advancing Education for Architectural Conservation”, scheduled on 26th and 27th September 2022 at the Auditorium al Duomo, Via de’ Cerretani, 54, Florence.

Here below you will find the details of the event provided by the ICOMOS CIF; If you need to address to ICOMOS CIF any other question or request of information, you can write to secretarygeneral@fondazione-delbianco.org, we will help you in getting an answer.

 PRESENTATION           

The ICOMOS International Scientific Committee on Education and Training (CIF) researches and promotes international cooperation in the field of education and training for the understanding, protection, conservation and management of built heritage, historic sites and cultural landscapes. It works on the advancement of greater understanding of such heritage, and the appropriate approaches, intervention criteria, technologies and management for its conservation, and to advise on the development of ICOMOS programs in this field.

The ICOMOS CIF 2022 Symposium will focus on education and training for the conservation of architectural and archaeological heritage, at all levels, understanding also the issues of professional competence and accreditation. It also intends to promote intergenerational engagement, bringing together very experienced professionals as well as emerging ones and students. The Symposium will include presentations by leading architectural conservation educators and architectural and archaeological conservation professionals and a round table.

Educational programmes, architectural and archaeological conservation projects will be presented in the first day as evidence of successful experiences, with a subsequent round table for an open discussion. We have allowed also enough time for coffee breaks and working lunches so to enable the maximum time for interaction and exchanges between the speakers and all the participants in the Symposium. During the second day there will be a series of local visits and the ICOMOS CIF members will attend the Annual General Meeting to report on and review past activities and to set the agenda for the coming year.

We have established the programme to cover a variety of experiences, approaches, methods and instruments. We would also like all the attendants to actively contribute to the Symposium, so please send to ICOMOS CIF Bureau: cif@icomos.org any relevant information and experiences you may have about the Symposium topics. All the submission will be reviewed and the selected material will be discussed during the round table and included in the Symposium Proceedings.

We will also make technological provision to participate remotely in proceedings for those unable to attend in person.

Further information will be made available in the ICOMOS CIF website: https://cif.icomos.org

 

PROGRAMME

Monday 26th September

9.00 Registration

9.30 Welcome by Dr Cristina Gonzalez-Longo, ICOMOS CIF President and Carlotta del Bianco, President of the Fondazione Romualdo Del Bianco

9.45 Opening Remarks: by Dr Mounir Bouchenaki, Advisor to UNESCO and ICCROM

10.00 Session I: Education and Professional Competence in Architectural Conservation Laboratorio Internacional LIRAU:
Professor Javier Gallego Roca, Universidad de Granada
The Institute of Historic Building Conservation: Dr Sean O’Reilly
Asia-Pacific Cultural Centre for UNESCO (ACCU Nara): Tamar Meladze
Professional Accreditation in Architectural Conservation: Ingval Maxwell, OBE

12.00 Coffee break

12.15 Session II: From Teaching and Learning to Practising: some Experiences
Crypta Balbi, Rome: Maria Letizia Conforto, Architect
Santa Maria Paganica, l’Aquila: Professor Claudio Varagnoli, Architect
Notre Dame, Paris: Professor Carlo Blasi, Architect
Villa dei Quintili, Rome: Giuliana Galli, Archaeologist

14.15 Working Lunch

16.00 Round Table: with the participation of all speakers and Professor Giovanni Carbonara from the Sapienza University of Rome

17.30 Coffee Break

18.00 Summary of the Day and Conclusions: A Decalogue for Education in Architectural Conservation

20.00: Symposium Dinner

Tuesday 27th September

9:00 Site visits in Florence to see ongoing architectural conservation education and training in Florence

13.00 Working Lunch

15.00 ICOMOS CIF AGM (For CIF members only)

ATTENDANCE FEES
€ 78 Daily Registration fee
€ 38 Daily Registration fee for ICOMOS Members, Romualdo Del Bianco Foundation Experts or Life Beyond Tourism Movement Affiliated Member
€ 28 Daily Registration fee for Students
€ 35 Symposium dinner on 26th September
€ 68 Online attendance to Symposium – General Admission
€ 28 Online attendance to Symposium – ICOMOS Members, Romualdo Del Bianco Foundation Experts or Life Beyond Tourism Movement Affiliated Member
€ 18 Online attendance to Symposium- Students
ONLY for CIF members: Free Online attendance AGM on 27th September
We will also make technological provision to participate remotely in proceedings for those unable to attend in person.

You can read or download the programme here.

REGISTRATION

Spaces are limited. Registration closing date: 10th September 2022

ICOMOS CIF prepared following link, noting the attendance days and modality as described above.

https://www.eventbrite.fr/e/icomos-cif-2022-symposium-and-agm-tickets-387997168977

 

Stefania Macrì
Author: Stefania Macrì

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