The Training course on Structural Conservation of Built Heritage in the Arab Region aims to provide participants with the knowledge and skills needed to manage conservation proposals effectively and strengthen the capacities of heritage institutions, particularly in the Arab region.
Why this course?
The structural integrity of built heritage is increasingly threatened by environmental and human factors, especially after the recent earthquakes and conflicts in the region. This course provides a comprehensive framework for structural conservation of built heritage.
What will you learn?
- Understanding, surveying, and assessing structural conditions: gain insights into evaluating the condition of heritage structures through detailed surveys and assessments.
- Stages of structural consolidation: Including immediate response techniques to prevent further deterioration of damaged structures and followed by permanent structural conservation methods.
- Conservation of Building Materials: Introduction to preservation techniques essential for maintaining the historical and cultural integrity of affected structures.
Course Structure
- 'Online Sessions: Every Saturday and Sunday starting from 19 October 2024 - 3 November 2024 (19, 20, 26, 27 October and 2, 3 November)
- Duration: 6 days, with each session lasting 2 hours, from 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM CET
- Language: The course will be conducted in Arabic.
Who Should Apply?
This course is ideal for professionals in heritage conservation, including structural and civil engineers and topographers involved in the conservation of historic structures. It is also addressed to architects and archeologists who manage heritage sites and site managers responsible for their maintenance and preservation.
Application Process
To apply for this course, please complete the online application. The form will require you to provide details about your professional background, interest in the course, and the heritage site or institution you are associated with.
Submit your application by filling out the online form by 30 September.
For more information and assistance, contact us at training-shj@iccrom.org