Programa

• 09h00

  Welcome Words by Serralves Museum
  
  Introduction to World Heritage nominations (Teresa Patrício)
  
  Session 1: Twentieth Century World Heritage Nominations: challenges and learnings
  
  20th Century World Heritage nominations: Challenges and learnings (Alfredo Conti, Gwenaëlle Bourdin)

• 09h30 | Lessons from past serial site nominations – challenges and learnings

  The Architectural Work of Le Corbusier, an outstanding contribution to the Modern Movement (Benedicte Gandini)
  
  The Journey of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Works to World Heritage Inscription (Phyllis Ellin)
  
  The Works of Jože Plečnik in Ljubljana - Human Centred Urban Design (Špela Spanžel, Tomaž Štoka)
  
  Questions

• 10h30 | Coffee Break

• 10h45 | Upcoming nominations – challenges and approaches

  The Architectural Works of Alvar Aalto – a Human Dimension to the Modern Movement (Jonas Malmberg)
  
  Serial World Heritage Sites. Berlin Approaches Between Local Social Housing and Global Forced Migration (Jörg Haspel)
  
  Using Criteria (iv) with (vi) to Justify Liberation Movement Serial Nominations: The Case for the U. S. Civil Rights Movement Sites (Glenn Eskew)
  
  Ensemble of Álvaro Siza Architectural Works (João P. Xavier, Teresa C. Ferreira)
  
  Siza ATLAS Project (Soraya Genin, Teresa C. Ferreira, Mariana Correia)

• 12h00 | Discussion

• 12h30 | Lunch and visit to Serralves Museum and Park

• 14h30

  Session 2: Conservation Management Plans: Lessons from practice

  Welcome and aim of session. Conservation Management Plans for Modern Heritage: relevance, uses and challenges (Susan Macdonald)

  An introduction to the Getty Foundation’s Keeping It Modern grant initiative (Antoine Wilmering)

• 14h50 | Case studies 1: Managing legacy in the conservation process and engaging the original creators

  Respecting the Vision: Implementing conservation planning in daily practice at Sydney Opera House (Sheridan Burke via video feed)
  
  Managing change with a living architect: Conservation Management Plan for the Ocean Swimming Pool (1960-2021) by Alvaro Siza (Teresa Cunha Ferreira)
  
  The weight of Silence. Conservation management Plan for the Benedictine Monastery Church, Santiago – Chile (Oscar Mackenney P.)

  Questions

• 15h30 | Case Studies 2: Collaborative models for conservation plans

  Robben Island Museum and World Heritage Site (RIMWHS): An integrated conservation management plan for a Twentieth Century site using a collaborative approach (Laura Robinson)
  
  Iglesia de Cristo Obrero. Plan de conservación y manejo ‘Keeping It Modern’ (Ciro Caraballo via video feed)
  
  Questions

• 16h00 | Coffee break

• 16h15 | Case Studies 3: Managing change (adapting to new use or sustaining use)

  The Architecture of the Post-Independence period in India: Towards the Conservation of the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Stadium (Javier Ors Ausín and Annabel Lopez)
  
  Museu de Arte de São Paulo Structure Conservation Plan (Silvio Oskman)
  
  Respecting the vision, changing the view. A Conservation management plan for the National Art Schools of Cuba (Davide Del Curto)
  
  Beira Central Station in Mozambique (Paulo Lourenço)
  
  Questions

• 17h15 | Round table with case studies and audience questions

  What makes a successful plan, common challenges, special issues for world heritage (moderator Susan Macdonald)

• 18h00 | Closure

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