Australia
ICOMOS E-Mail News No. 387
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An information service provided by the Australia ICOMOS
Secretariat
Friday 22 May 2009
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1) (Un)Loved Modern preliminary speaker program released
2)
Australia ICOMOS - Canberra Talk Series
3)
Seminar Announcement: New Uses for Heritage Places
4)
In memoriam: Michel Parent
5)
Link to Heritage Tasmania's E-newsletter
6)
New title: Funding the architectural heritage: A guide to policies and examples
(16/03/2009)
7)
DEWHA media release: $2.5 Million Funding Protects Tasmanian Convict Sites
8)
Senior Archaeologist/Heritage Consultant - GML
9) Course announcement:
Architectural Conservation Programme, University of Hong Kong
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1) (Un)Loved Modern preliminary
speaker program released
The preliminary speaker program for
the (Un)Loved Modern Conference will be available from the conference website later
today. An intriguing range of papers addressing the conference themes will
be presented in three parallel streams, along with 6 keynote presentations and 2 round table panel sessions.
Also, over the past couple of weeks, the Australia ICOMOS
(Un)Loved Modern Conference has been featured in several articles in the
press. Keep an eye out for the following:
•
"[Over]Loved Modern", in the NSW Historic
Houses Trust magazine Insites
• "A
celebration of 'unloved' modern heritage", in the NSW Heritage Branch Autumn 2009 newsletter NSW Heritage
•
"(Un)Loved Modern at the Sydney Masonic Centre", in the Australian Institute of Architects NSW Chapter's May/June issue of the Architecture
Bulletin
Don't forget that you can register online for the (Un)Loved Modern Conference now. Some
of the field tours are already full, and others are filling quickly. At
least one of our social events has almost reached capacity - so don't miss your
opportunity to participate fully in the debate about conserving 20th Century
heritage, and register now.
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2) Australia ICOMOS - Canberra
Talk Series
Australia ICOMOS -
Canberra Talk Series
THE FUTURE OF WORLD
HERITAGE - REFLECTING ON THE UNESCO CONVENTION
Dr Greg Terrill
Australia has a considerable interest in the ongoing
viability and effectiveness of the World Heritage Convention. It
therefore launched a proposal for a process to prepare for the 40th anniversary
of the Convention in 2012 and the inscription of the 1,000th World Heritage
site at about the same time. This discussion on the future of the
Convention is widely seen as the key initiative to have emerged in recent years
and has attracted considerable international support. The Australian
sponsored workshop on the future of the Convention, held Paris in February
2009, achieved solid outcomes and has created a key legacy for Australia's term
on the World Heritage Committee.
Greg Terrill is Assistant Secretary, International Heritage
& Policy in the Department of the Environment, Water, Heritage and the
Arts. As World Heritage Commissioner, he is the head of Australia's
delegation to the World Heritage Committee and directly involved in the
deliberations by the Committee on the future of the World Heritage
Convention. Greg will offer his thoughts on the reflection on future of the
Convention.
Members and the public are welcome. Refreshments will
be available. This is part of a series of talks organised in Canberra by
Australia ICOMOS.
Time & Date:
5.00-6.30 pm, Thursday 4 June 2009 - the talk will actually start at 5.30.
Venue: Barton Room,
National Archives of Australia, East Block, Queen Victoria Terrace, Parkes
(enter from Kings Avenue side).
RSVP: To Duncan Marshall at marsd@ozemail.com.au
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3) Seminar Announcement: New Uses for
Heritage Places
NEW USES FOR HERITAGE PLACES
The Australian of Institute of Architects NSW Chapter invites
NSW Australia ICOMOS members to attend an adaptive reuse seminar on the morning
of Thursday 25 June. The Institute is offering the seminar to Australia ICOMOS
members at the special price of $75.
This professional development event takes its cue from New
Uses for Heritage Places, a guideline published last year by the Institute and
the Heritage Council of NSW; it won the EnergyAustralia Conservation Award for
Energy Management in this year's EnergyAustralia National Trust Heritage
Awards.
The opening speaker will be the Institute's 2008 Gold Medal
winner Richard Johnson MBE.
The session examines both the heritage and the sustainability
benefits of retaining and adapting buildings and explains the principles of
good adaptive reuse. Case studies include two examples from the guideline (Egan
Street, Newtown and the Bushells building in the Rocks) as well as more recent
examples, such as the Paddington Reservoir and the Flourmill Studios in
Newtown. It also explores the heritage and design issues being confronted by
architects on current adaptive reuse projects.
PRESENTERS:
Richard Johnson MBE, JPW Architects
Dan Mackenzie,
Steensen Varming
Mary Knaggs, Government Architect's Office
Julie Mackenzie, Tonkin Zulaikha Greer (Egan Street,
Newtown/PaddingtonReservoir)
Megan Jones, Tanner Architects (Bushells building, The Rocks)
Kate Mountstephens, Allen Jack + Cottier (Flourmill Studios,
Newtown)
Glenn Harper, Hassell (Waverton coal loader)
Catherine Forbes, Design5
Julia Heazlewood, Spangenberg & Park (Trocadero, Newtown)
CHAIR:
Diane Jones, Chair, NSW Chapter Heritage Committee
Core Competencies: Design
CPD Points: 3 hours formal points upon completion of formal
activity
Time: 9am-12.30pm, Thursday 25 June
Place: Tusculum, 3 Manning Street, Potts Point (parking
in Ward Avenue, Kings Cross)
Price: $75 (Australian Institute of Architects,
Australia ICOMOS members only)
Registration: the registration form is available on
the Institute's website: http://www.architecture.com.au/i-cms?page=1.19.3588.3186.3539
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4) In memoriam:
Michel Parent
In memoriam: Michel Parent
President of ICOMOS 1981 to 1987
All members of ICOMOS across the globe join me in mourning
the death of my predecessor, our esteemed 3rd President, Michel Parent of
France. Those members of ICOMOS fortunate enough to have met him and worked
with him will remember and cherish his dedication to ICOMOS during our pioneer
days. Those who did not know him must be aware and ever grateful that he was
one of the giants who helped build and shape the great organization that we
have inherited. Michel Parent will always live in ICOMOS as an example of
dedication, professionalism and rectitude.
To his family and to all our friends and colleagues in ICOMOS
France, I convey our warmest feelings of sympathy as well as assurances that we
share in this deep loss.
Gustavo F. Araoz
7th President of ICOMOS
Michel Parent has left us.
Warm, humanist, a man of great learning, finesse and
delicacy, sparkling with mirth and intelligence, but not inclined to mince his
words nor set aside his convictions, Michel Parent was a leading figure in the
field of World cultural heritage, and a worthy representative of France.
The incarnation of ICOMOS' spirit of openness, he covered all
the fields of cultural heritage as we represent them, working in turn as
Inspector, then Inspector General of Sites, Conservateur des Batiments de
France, Inspector General of Historic Monuments, Director of the Centre for
Research on Historic Monuments. He was also involved in the field of intangible
heritage: besides having authored many books on architecture, history, military
and vernacular heritage, he also wrote numerous plays and was the Founding
President of the Burgundy Nights Festival.
Having acted as UNESCO expert, in particular for Aswan, he
later chaired UNESCO's World Heritage Committee, and became President of ICOMOS
from 1981 to 1987.
He had just celebrated his 93rd birthday and leaves behind
many friends throughout the world.
Pierre-Antoine Gatier
President of ICOMOS France
You can send messages of condolence via: icomos.france@wanadoo.fr
See the communique by Christine Albanel, French Minister of
Culture,
http://www.culture.gouv.fr/culture/actualites/communiq/albanel/comparent.html
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5) Link to
Heritage Tasmania's E-newsletter
To view the May 2009 issue of Heritage Tasmania's
E-newsletter, visit
http://www.heritage.tas.gov.au/showItem.php?id=1470
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6) New title: Funding
the architectural heritage: A guide to policies and examples (16/03/2009)
Funding the architectural
heritage: A guide to policies and examples (16/03/2009)
What systems can be used for the
mobilisation of financial resources for the conservation, restoration,
rehabilitation and integrated management of the architectural heritage through
area-based regeneration initiatives? This guide aims to provide authoritative
information on different funding mechanisms, financial resources and management
systems utilised in Europe and in North America as a means to assist the
development of good and efficient practice. Consideration is given to examples
relating to three principal forms of financial measures: subsidies (grant aid),
loans and tax incentives, as well as specific measures to promote sponsorship
through donations by individuals and corporate organisations. Other
revenue-raising methods are investigated, including easement donations and
endowment funds, lotteries, concession agreements, monument annuities, the
transfer of development rights and enabling development, and through the
support of international organisations such as the World Monument Fund, the
World Bank, the Council of Europe Development Bank and the European Union.
Further consideration is given to the role of non-profit and other
organisations operating for the benefit of the architectural heritage such as
revolving fund organisations, charitable trusts, heritage foundations and
limited liability companies.
Author(s) :
Robert Pickard
ISBN :
978-92-871-6498-8
Format
:
16 x 24
No. of pages
: 198
Price :
25 euro / $50 + 10% postage
To place an order directly:
http://book.coe.int/sysmodules/RBS_page/admin/redirect.php?id=36&lang=EN&produit_aliasid=2392
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7) DEWHA media release: $2.5
Million Funding Protects Tasmanian Convict Sites
Conservation projects at four of Tasmania's most important
convict sites will receive a significant boost with the assistance of more than
$2.5 million from the Australian Government.
Funding was announced today by the Federal Minister for the Environment,
Water, Heritage and the Arts, Peter Garrett, during a visit to the Cascade
Female Factory with the Tasmanian Minister for Environment, Parks, Heritage and
the Arts, Michelle O'Byrne.
"I am pleased to announce funding through the Australian Government's
Jobs Fund for conservation work at some of Tasmania's most important
historic sites," Mr Garrett said.
Minister Garrett said funding for these National
Heritage-listed places includes:
• $897,650
for the Port Arthur Historic Site Separate Prison for conservation works
including repairs to the roof and ceiling, to stabilise masonry, painting, and
the installation of on-site interpretative material.
• $523,000
for Cascade Female Factory to complete the viewing platform at the site and
reinstate the perimeter definition to the once walled boundary of two yards.
• $591,000
for the Woolmers Estate to provide disability access to the historic
woolshed, protect weather damage to convict graffiti, restore cottage
foundations and install visitor information.
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$500,000 for Brickendon Estate to stabilise farm precinct structures
including stables, timber barns and brick outbuildings.
Mr Garrett said the Australian Government investment in these
important sites will lead to significant employment opportunities in the local
building industry.
"As a result of this funding, a range of skilled local
tradespeople, such as stone masons and artisans, will be employed at each of
the sites.
"The projects also offer opportunities to support young
people undertaking apprenticeships and traineeships and help them develop
skills for their future careers.
"Equally important is the positive heritage outcomes these
projects will provide to the four convict sites - all of which are included in
the Australian Convict Sites World Heritage nomination.
"The $60 million for heritage projects under the Jobs Fund
is one of the largest investments in heritage conservation ever to be
undertaken in Australia. It is designed to support and create jobs and develop skills
that build both community and social infrastructure.
"This major investment in Australia's historic, Indigenous
and natural heritage provides real economic stimulus by focusing on projects
that have an immediate employment impact, as well as ongoing economic benefits,"
Mr Garrett said.
The Tasmanian Minister for Environment, Parks, Heritage and
the Arts, Michelle O'Byrne, welcomed the news.
"I welcome this commitment by the Australian Government to
support our local communities and for recognising the importance of protecting
these significant National Heritage sites," Ms O'Byrne said.
"Tasmania's convict journey is a fascinating and very human
tale. It is ultimately a tale of survival under extreme conditions and now, with
this support, these important places will be conserved and restored for future
generations to experience."
The $60 million for community heritage projects has been
developed in consultation with Senator Bob Brown as part of the Government's
$42 billion Nation Building - Economic Stimulus Plan.
For more information on Australia's heritage projects visit www.heritage.gov.au
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8) News from
ICOMOS International Secretariat
Celebration of the 10th Anniversary of ICOMOS-KOREA
Marking its 10th anniversary, ICOMOS-KOREA held a
commemorative symposium on Friday 17 April 2009. Gustavo Araoz, President of
ICOMOS International, was present to celebrate the occasion and give a keynote
presentation on "ICOMOS and Cultural Heritage". On behalf of all the members of
ICOMOS-KOREA I would like to extend my deep gratitude to him.
In commemoration of the anniversary, two lectures were held:
A lecture on the Jeju Volcanic Island and Lava Tubes, and one on the Experience
of the Inspection of Yin Xu. Both of the sites had been inscribed on the World
Heritage List in 2007 and 2006 respectively. The event also saw the
announcement of the publication "A decade of ICOMOS-KOREA, 1999-2009:
Accomplishments and Visions". Members shared memorable moments from the
past 10 years while watching a slide show. The celebration culminated in the
proclamation of the "ICOMOS-KOREA VISION 2020", which was proposed as
a firm resolution to further strengthen ICOMOS Korea's activities as a leading
professional NGO to preserve and protect the cultural heritage. Its main goals
are as follows:
ICOMOS-KOREA will continue to expand its activities,
domestically and internationally, corresponding with its mission to preserve
and protect the cultural heritage.
On the morning of the 18th April, Mr. Araoz took a tour of
the Jongmyo and Chandeokgung Palaces which are both inscribed on the World
Heritage List. He said that he was deeply impressed with the preparatory
process of the Grand Ancestral Rite of Jongmyo, which is also one of the
Masterpieces of Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity. In the afternoon, he
had an opportunity to relish the cultural essence of Korea when visiting the
National Museum of Korea. He met with the Director of the museum, Choi
Kwang-sik. In the evening before Mr. Araoz left for The United States,
ICOMOS-KOREA held a farewell dinner for him and exchanged views on a variety of
item on ICOMOS' agenda.
The members of ICOMOS-KOREA and I will promote our effort to
continue to play an active role as a leading professional NGO in the region.
Sang Hae Lee
President of ICOMOS
Korea
Sang Hae LEE
Detached Building of National Palace Museum of Korea
34 Sagingno, Jongro-gu
SEOUL zip 110-820
Tel: +82 2 720 4867
Fax: +82 2 720 4868
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ICOMOS Wood Committee: Board Elections
Two new members have been elected to the Board of the ICOMOS
Wood Committee (IIWC):
- Professor
Elefteria Tsakanika
- Professor
Yasuhiro Watanabe
The new Board is composed as follows:
- Gennaro
Tampone (President)
- Hans Sandstrom (Secretary General)
- Ian
McGilliwray
- Elefteria
Tsakanika
- Yasuhiro
Watanabe.
ICOMOS International Wood Committee Secretariat
c/o Collegio degli Ingegneri della Toscana
via della Scala 93,
50123, FIRENZE
Tel: +39 055 282362
Fax: +39 055 219187
E-mail: icomos.wood.committee@gmail.com
Web: www.icomos.org/iiwc
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ICOMOS Pakistan has launched its website on the 18th of
April 2009. The site can be accessed at the following address:
http://www.neduet.edu.pk/arch_planning/ICOMOS/index.htm
Comments and suggestions for further improvement and
development of the site are welcome.
ICOMOS Pakistan
Department of Architecture & Planning
City Campus, NED University
Maulana Din Mohammad
Wafai Road
KARACHI
Tel: +92 21 262 07 93
Tel / fax : +92 21 921 30 58
Fax : +92 21 924 32 55
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On 24 April 2009, ICOMOS Macedonia launched its new website,
on the occasion of the Celebration of the International Day of Monuments and
Sites as well as the 15th Anniversary of the establishment of ICOMOS Macedonia.
It can be accessed at the following address: www.icomos.org.mk
An English version of the site will be available shortly.
Zoran PAVLOV
Macedonian National Committee of ICOMOS
P.O. Box 816
ul. " Pokriena Carsija " 37B, local 13
1000 SKOPJE
Tel: +389 70 781 671
Tel / fax: +389 2 3215 435
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XIV. International TICCIH Congress in Freiberg
30 August to 5 September 2009, Freiberg (Germany)
The congress theme "Industrial Heritage, Ecology and
Economy" is aiming at the close connections between environmental, economical,
technical, social and historical questions of industrial heritage in our modern
world. It should be a forum of presentation and discussion of these problems
and of realized, actual and planned projects and concepts for the solution of
this problems.
Therefore it will not only focus on the traditional
participants of the TICCIH conferences. The congress, its planned sessions and
workshops should be open for participants from all scientific and
administrative fields and institutions which are dealing with ecological,
economical and heritage problems of industrial monuments and industrial
landscapes.
Please find detailed information about the XIV. TICCIH
Congress on the official website: http://ticcih2009.de/
Congress Secretary's Office
TICCIH 2009
IWTG - TU Bergakademie Freiberg
D-09596 Freiberg
Germany
Email: info@ticcih2009.de
Phone: +49 3731 392226
Fax: +49 3731 392832
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30 September - 29 October 2009, Sharjah (United Arab
Emirates)
The 'Conservation of Stone and Earthen Structures:
Traditional Bonding Materials in Masonry, Conservation of Damp Buildings and
Sites' course of the ATHAR Programme aims at establishing and developing
professional qualifications and at building the capacity of conservation
professionals in the Arab Region and in the field of Cultural Heritage
conservation and development with a specific focus to traditional materials in
masonry and the conservation of damp buildings. The overall goal of the
programme is to protect and promote the rich cultural heritage in the Arab
region, and broaden access, appreciation and understanding of its past and
present.
20 May 2009
For detailed information on the course, please visit
http://www.iccrom.org/eng/01train_en/announce_en/2009_09AtharUAE_en..shtml
ATHAR Programme
ICCROM
Via di San Michele, 13
00153 Rome
Italy
Email: athar@iccrom.org
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Planned Conservation of XXth Century Architectural Heritage: A
Review of Policies and Practices
30-31 October 2009, Como (Italy)
Como City Council is the owner and manager of several
important monuments of Modern Architecture. The Council is setting up
innovative practices for their planned conservation and their enhancement with
the sponsorship and contribution of Fondazione Cariplo, in the framework of the
project 'Innovative Technologies for Planned Conservation of Built Cultural
Heritage'.
The conference is part of this project and will have two
main purposes. Firstly it will focus on the most up to date status of Planned
Conservation: presentations and discussions will highlight researches, policies
and practices necessary for an effective conservation of XXth century
architectural heritage. Secondly Como City Council will have the opportunity to
present the program for planned conservation interventions on three selected
case studies: Asilo Sant'Elia, Monumento ai Caduti and Fontana di Camerlata.
Selected keynote speakers will hold up-to-the-minute
lectures on the main topics on Friday 30th of October. The conference will also
host a special poster session that will take place on Saturday 31st of October.
We would like to invite proposals on all topics related to
the conference theme:
The proceedings will be published following the Conference
and the posters will be included as long papers. The papers will be also
published on the conference website.
Download the
Call for Papers in PDF format:
http://www.plannedconservationcomo2009.com/Common/Util/RenderImg.aspx?CI=12276975
Submit abstracts by email to info@plannedconservationcomo2009.com
21 May
2009
Deadline for submission of abstracts
1 June
2009
Notification of acceptance of abstracts and possible request for reviews
12 June
2009
Deadline for submission of revised abstracts
3 August
2009
Deadline for submission of papers
3 October 2009 Deadline for submission of posters
info@plannedconservationcomo2009.com
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International Regional Sustainable Building Conference 2010 (SB10MAD)
"Sustainable Building. Revitalization and Rehabilitation of
neighborhoods"
28-30 April 2010, Madrid (Spain)
The SB10MAD Conference is especially aimed at the
Mediterranean area since it shares a series of common features, both climatic
and technological as well as historical and social, that deserve the generation
of its own vision within a necessary global change. Likewise, the Mediterranean
area is a space shared by countries with different degrees of development and,
therefore, different problems and needs, that must be considered and stated in
defining any possible responses to climate change. The contribution of this
Mediterranean vision will form part of the material for the next International
Sustainable Building Conference in 2011.
Download the Call for Papers in PDF format:
The Deadline for submitting an
abstract is 30 July 2009
http://www.sb10mad.com/contact-us
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1st WTA-International PhD Symposium:
Building Materials and Building Technology to preserve the Built Heritage
8-9 October 2009, Leuven (Belgium)
To enhance the international collaboration in the field of
restoration and preservation of our built heritage, WTA-International takes the
initiative to bring together and organize a 2-day PhD Symposium for young
researchers and their supervisors. The symposium aims to be highly
interactive to exchange knowledge within ongoing and recently finalized PhD
researches. The first WTA-international PhD symposium will be hosted at
K.U.Leuven, Belgium and will be held at October 8-9, 2009.
Luc Schueremans
Chairman of the 1st WTA-International PhD Symposium
Kasteelpark Arenberg 40 - bus 2448
BE-3001 Heverlee
Belgium
T: +32 (0) 16/ 32.16.79
F: +32 (0) 16/32.19.76
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2nd Historic Mortars Conference
22nd to 24th of September 2010 in Prague, Czech Republic
We are pleased to announce the 2nd Historic Mortars
Conference which will be held from 22nd to 24th of September 2010 in Prague,
Czech Republic, organised by the Institute of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics
of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, v.v.i. The conference will
include the final workshop on the RILEM TC 203RHM 'Repair mortars for historic
masonry'.
First announcement in PDF format:
http://www.itam.cas.cz/hmc2010/HMC_2009_print.pdf
Institute of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics of Czech
Academy of Siences, v.v.i.
Prosecka 76
190 00 Praha 9
Czech Republic
Email: HMC2010@itam.cas.cz
Tel. +420283880458
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The May 2009 Urban History News published by the Center for
Urban History at the University of Leicester (United Kingdom) is now on-line at
the following address:
http://www.le.ac.uk/urbanhist/news/uhn/may09.html
Centre for Urban History
University of Leicester
Marc Fitch House
3-5 Salisbury Road
Leicester, LE1 7QR
UK
Tel: +44 (0)116 252 2378
Fax: +44 (0)116 252 5769
Website: http://www.le.ac.uk/urbanhist
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Observatory of
Cultural Policies in Africa (OCPA) News
Issues no. 227 & 228
Issue no. 227 of the OCPA News can be downloaded in PDF
format at:
www.ocpanet.org/activities/newsletter/2009/OCPA_News_No227_20090426.pdf
Issue no. 228 of the OCPA News can be downloaded in PDF
format at:
www.ocpanet.org/activities/newsletter/2009/OCPA_News_No228_20090512.pdf
To subscribe to the OCPA News, click
here
Observatory of Cultural Policies in Africa (OCPA)
Secretariat
725 Avenida da Base N'Tchinga
P.O. Box 1207
Maputo
Mozambique
Tel: +258 21 418649
Fax: +258 21 418650
E-mail: mailto:secretariat@ocpanet.org
Web: www.ocpanet.org
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International Federation of Landscape Architects: IFLA News Brief
#18; EFLA May 2009 Calendar
The IFLA News Brief #18 can now be downloaded at the
following address:
http://www.iflaonline.org/uploads/File/IFLA%20NEWS%20BRIEF_18_042709.pdf
You can download the Events Calendar for May 2009 compiled
by the European Federation of Landscape Architects at the following address in
PDF format:
http://www.efla.org/docefla/DWL/EFLAcalendar_May2009.pdf
Christine Bavassa, Executive Secretary
International Federation of Landscape Architects (IFLA)
European Foundation for Landscape Architecture (EFLA)
The European Region of IFLA
Rue des Palais, 44 B 21
B-1030 Brussels
Tel.: +32 2 211 33 79
Fax: +32 2 218 89 73
E-mail: admin@iflaonline.org
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ICOMOS
International Council on Monuments and
Sites/
Conseil International des Monuments et des
Sites
International Secretariat / Secretariat International
49-51 rue de la Federation
75015 Paris - France
Tel : 33 (0) 1 45 67 67 70
Fax : 33 (0) 1 45 66 06 22
e-mail : secretariat@icomos.org
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9) Course announcement:
Architectural Conservation Programme, University of Hong Kong
Department
of Architecture
University
of Hong Kong
ACP -
Architectural Conservation Programme
China's
first and only professional postgraduate studies (part- or full time) for
Postgraduate Diploma in Conservation Master of Science in Conservation
For
Australian applicants, the 2009 application deadline has been extended to: 30
June 2009
Details
of application can be found at http://acp.arch.hku.hk.
For
enquiries, please call +(852) 2859 2132 or +(852) 2859 7952, or send an e-mail
to acp@arch.hku.hk or jodychan@arch.hku.hk.
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Australia ICOMOS Secretariat
Georgia Meros, Secretariat Officer
Cultural Heritage Centre for Asia and the Pacific
Deakin University
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Burwood Victoria 3125
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