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Overview
The Congress will provide an overview of researches, studies and state-of-the-art of knowledge in different fields of architectural heritage related to the conservation and restoration of monuments, buildings, historic towns, archaeological sites and other structures built from the earliest times till the end of the 19th century.
The Congress will highlight the role that different techniques, technologies and materials have played in the history of architecture, their relationship with the environmental conditions in different parts of the world (climate, seismically, etc.).
A special session will be devoted to the structures of the 20th century and to the perspectives for the third millennium.
The Congress will be concluded with a panel discussion whose aim is to propose concrete project proposal for the region likely to find international sponsorship.

Themes
- Historical and philosophical aspects. History of techniques, technologies, equipments and development of theoretical and experimental analyses.
- Analogies and differences in the development of structural conception and architectural forms in the world. Influences of local culture, environment, climate, seismically and other factors will also be considered.
- Mutual influence between architectural and structural aspects.
- Social and economic aspects of conservation and restoration of architectural heritage.
- Analysis of the causes of damage and collapse. Investigation and monitoring systems. Maintenance, preventive measures and risk preparedness.
- Conservation, consolidation and restoration. Comparative advantages and disadvantages of traditional and new materials. Reversibility.
- Structural analysis, mathematical models and safety evaluation.
- Information systems as support for analysis of architectural heritage.
- Case studies: presentation of key case studies in which the above-mentioned aspects are of particular significance.
Venue
The International Congress will be held in UNESCO headquarters:
7, Place de Fontenoy
75732 Paris 07

Participants
The Congress is a unique opportunity for architects, engineers, curators, historians, archaeologists, researchers, contractors, government officials and other professionals involved in the conservation and restoration of our architectural heritage to share their experience and knowledge in different disciplines and in different parts of the world.
Should you wish to participate in the Congress, please fill the International Congress Registration Form.

Steering Committee :
Nabeel Kassis

Mounir Bouchenaki
Azedine Beschaouch
George Zouain

Michael Petzet
Jean-Louis Luxen
Giorgio Croci
Giora Solar Bethlehem 2000 Authority

Scientific Committee :
Giorgio Croci
Azedine Beschaouch
Saleh Lamei
Christiane Schmuckle Mollard
Yves Boiret
A.C. Grover
Fabrizio Ago
Ya'acov Schaffer
Nobuo Ito
Carlos Flores Marini
Hamdan Taha
Shadia Touqan
Fritz Wenzel
Mamadou Berthe
Antonio Almagro Gorbea
Abdelaziz Daoulatli
Cevat Erder
John Burland
Sherban Cantacuzino
Stephen J. Kelley
Ann Webster-Smith

Assistant-scientificCo-ordination

Organizing Secretariat
Co-ordination UNESCO :
Isabelle Vinson
tel. : 33 1 45 68 43 39
fax: 33 1 45 68 55 96
e-mail : [email protected]

Elsa Guigo
tel.: 33 1 45 68 43 39
fax: 33 1 45 68 55 98
e-mail : [email protected]

Mailing Address :
UNESCO Division for Cultural Heritage
UNESCO-ICOMOS Millennium Congress
1, Rue Miollis
PARIS 75732
France
tel.: 33 1 45 68 43 39
fax: 33 1 45 68 55 98

Co-ordination ICOMOS :
ICOMOS International Secretariat
49-51 rue de la Fédération
PARIS 75015
France
tel.: 33 1 45 67 67 70
fax: 33 1 45 66 06 22

Sponsors :
Banca di Roma
ENEA (Italy)
FIP Industriale (Italy)
MAPEI (Italy)
POUCHAIN (Italy)
SACEN (Italy)
Institut International du Multimédia - Pôle Universitaire Léonard de Vinci (France)

Preliminary Programme
Monday, 10 September

Morning
Room XII
09.30 - 10.00 Registration and information

10.00 - 11.15 Opening Session
Director-general of UNESCO and/or ADG/CLT
President ICOMOS International
Culture and science : technical aspects by Giorgio Croci, Chairman of the Scientific Committee
11.15 - 13.00 Session 1
Conservation and restoration of monuments
This session includes the techniques and technologies used in the construction of buildings and in the conservation and restoration works, the analysis of the causes of damage and decay, the equipment used for the diagnosis and safety assessment.

Chairman: Saleh Lamei (Egypt)
Reporter: Sherban Cantacuzino (UK)

Case studies
- Hagia Sophia by Zeynep Ahunbay (Turkey)
- The Cathedral of Strasbourg by C. Schmuckle-Mollard
- Great Mosque of Querouan by Mourad Rammah (Tunisia)
- Ise Shrine by Yukio Ishizawa (Japan)

Afternoon
Room XII
15.00 - 16.00 Session 1 (continue)
Chairman : Saleh Lamei
Report on the selected papers, debate
16.00 - 16.15 Coffee break
16.15 - 18.00 Session 2
Historic towns
This session includes the problems related to the preservation of ancient towns

Chairman: Jukka Jokilehto (Finland)
Reporter: Shadia Touqan (Palestine)

Case studies:
- Bethlehem by Mrs Nada El-Hassan (Palestine)
- The Palestinian traditional house by C. Weill-Rochant
- Granada by Antonio Almagro Gorbea (Spain)
- Fez by Abdelaziz Touri (Morrocco)
- Quito by Arga Dora Arizago Guzman (Ecuador)

Report on the selected papers, debate

18.30 - 20.30 Official opening of the exhibitions
Opening cocktail

Tuesday, 11 September

Morning
Room XII
9.30 - 10.15 Session 2 (continue)
Report on the selected papers, debate
10.15 - 10.30 Coffee break
10.30 - 13.00 Session 3
Archaeological Sites
This session includes the problems of decay and damage of the archaeological sites, the conservation criteria, and the problems of management, preservation and maintenance

Chairman: Giora Solar (Israel)
Reporter: Clairy Palyvou (Greece)

Case studies:
- Angkor by Takeshi Nakagawa (Japan)
- The Central archaeological area of Rome by Adriano la Regina (Italy)
- Massada by Ze'ev Margalit (Israel)
- Akko by Arieh Rahaminoff (Israel)
- Latest multimedia productions related to archaeological surveys by Clifford Ogleby (Australia)

Afternoon
Room XII
14.30 - 16.15 Session 4
The influence of soil in the structural behaviour
This session includes the various aspects of interaction soil-structure. Different causes of soil settlements and the influence on the structures - Remedial measures - Case histories

Chairman: John Burland (UK)
Reporter: Carlo Viggiani (Italy)

Case studies:
- Mexico City by Guerra Zaldivar (Mexico)
- The Tower of Pisa by Michele Jamiolkowski
- Samarkand by Barry Lane (UK)

Report on the selected papers, debate
16.15 - 16.30 Coffee break
16.30 - 19.00 Session 5
Architectural Heritage in seismic areas
This session includes a survey of damage that earthquakes produce on historic buildings and monuments. Preventive measures and strengthening criteria. Innovative techniques and technologies

Chairman: David Look (USA)
Reporter: George Manos (Greece)

Case studies:
- Guatemala by Mrs Blanca Nino Norton (Guatemala)
- Italy by Lucciano Marchetti (Italy)
- Kobe, Japan by Hiromichi Murakami (Japan)
- "Earthquake Performance and Protection of Hagia Sophia Museum and Suleymaniye Mosque" by Mustafa Erdik (Turkey)
- Innovative technologies by Gabriella Castellano (Italy/FIP)

Report on the selected papers, debate

19.00 - 21.00 Open forum for professionnals, policy-makers, scholars, engineers and students on architectural heritage issues (free entrance - salle IX)
Screening of films on cultural heritage

Wednesday, 12 September

Morning
Room XII
10.00 - 12.05 Session 6
20th Century architecture and perspectives for the third Millennium
The first part of the session includes the problems of conservation and restoration of 20th century buildings

Chairman: Maija Kairamo (Finland)
Reporter: Andrea Urland (Slovakia)

Case studies:
- Barcelona by Antoni Gonzales (Spain)
- Chicago by Stephen Kelley (USA)
- Weimar by Dr. Seifert (Germany)
- Brasilia by Cyro Correa Lyra (Brazil)

12.15 - 13.00 Session 7
Regional project proposals
Report on the selected papers, debate
Afternoon
Room XII
15.00 - 17.00 Session 7 (continue)
Round-table on regional project proposals
17.00 - 17.30 Official closing of the Congress
- M. Azedine Beschaouch
- Prof. Croci, Chairman of the Scientific Committee
- Prof. Petzet, President of ICOMOS International
- Delegate of Palestinian Territories
Room IX
15.00 - 17.00 Parallel Session on Brancusi "The restoration of the endless column"
Programme to be defined

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