Course
CIOB Conservation Conference, Our Built Heritage Lessons for Resilience
$44.00
Summary
The theme for this event is extremely topical as it focusses on resilience in relation to our built heritage. Participants will learn how key organisations within the UK and Europe have responded to and are coping with recent events – the impacts of COVID and of course climate change being at the forefront of these issues.
Typically, governments the world over are reacting to the consequences of climate change in particular by imposing knee-jerk legislation which is inappropriate for traditional buildings, inevitably causing problems which will need to be resolved in the near future.
A series of case studies will explore how we can ensure that our built heritage remains fit for future generations without undue drastic compromise in a new world; what training, education and standards there should be; and how we need to learn lessons to adapt to meet requirements now and in the future.
This highly thought-provoking conference will provide invaluable CPD for anyone involved in the Heritage Sector at whatever level.
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* If you are a Member of the CIOB, student or Apprentice, you can benefit from a preferential access rate, please contact the Academy at [email protected] *
Event Details
Contents broken down into 4 sessions.
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Objectives
This conference will develop the following:
- Exploring how the built heritage remains fit for future generations
- Investigating how we protect our built heritage when times are tough and explores what new ideas and innovations can help us generate real efficiency
- Review knowledge of historical development, and types of construction technology in order to conduct research, interpret results and produce plans for conservation
- Considering when advice must be sought and define the areas of need of study by different specialists, e.g. wall paintings, sculptures, and objects of artistic and cultural value, and/or studies of materials and systems
Contents
Morning Session 1:
- Welcome and Intoductions
- Morning Chair
- Climate Change: What are we in time to do?
- Recovery – Are we at a crossroad?
Morning Session 2:
- Somerset House, North Wing refurbishment, making a grade 1 listed building fit for the future
- The Portuguese presidency palaces case study – Keep using conditions as a resilience strategy.
- Training, Education and Standards – are they good enough?
- Case Study: Training at Burghauptmannschaft, Austria
Afternoon Session 1:
- Afternoon Chair
- An introduction to the 2022 International Built Heritage Conference – Field Trip in Malta
- Retrofit – How can we avoid mistakes
Afternoon Session 2:
- Riding the Perfect Storm – Hurst Castle, COVID and Climate Change
- St Marylebone Parish Church Changing Lives – A lesson in Resilience
Afternoon Session Panel Discussion:
- Panel discussion and audience participation session – chaired by Kate Mavor CBE
Suitability
This conference is suitable for anyone.
Assessment
**Please note that this is a conference and not a course**
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The Chartered Institute of Building
CIOB
A conference held by CIOB to highlight heritage lessons for conservation and resilience.
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