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Le monde globalisé et ses procédures standardisées représentent également des défis qu’il faudra à l’avenir affronter. Nous devons être prêts à adapter nos méthodes pour mieux rendre compte de la diversité régionale qui existe en termes de climat, de techniques, de matériaux disponibles et de techniques de construction. Nous devons remettre en question le statu quo autour de la des bénéfices énergétiques liés à l’enveloppe des bâtiments, au contrôle de la ventilation, etc., qui peuvent mettre en péril notre patrimoine et notre santé. Enfin, nous devons réévaluer notre relation à notre environnement physique et culturel et trouver les moyens d’en faire partie intégranteau lieu de s’en couper. 479 LE PATRIMOINE, MOTEUR DE DÉVELOPPEMENT HERITAGE, DRIVER OF DEVELOPMENT
THEME 2 conclusion DEVELOPMENT OR A RETURN TO THE ART OF BUILDING Theme Chair Stephen Kelley President of the ICOMOS International Scientific committee on the Analysis and Restoration of the Structures of Architectural Heritage (ICOMOS US) skelley@wje.com It was my distinct honor and pleasure to serve as President of Theme 2 and thus listen to the well-considered contributions of the presenters summarized below. Each speaker showed a grasp of the state of the art of material that they presented and were revealed to be a benefit to ICOMOS. This summary would not be possible without the hard work performed by the team of rapporteurs who willingly gave their time and talents to this cause: Florence Babics (France); Michel Fontaine (France); John Hurd (UK); Kyle Normandin (USA); Kleber Rocha Queiroz (Brazil); Jia Wang (China); Laura Robinson (South Africa); Maie Kitamura (France); Xuelan Gong (China); Isabel Kanan (Brazil); Blanca Elena Benavides Barrera (France); and Daihao Mo (China). These persons are truly the stars of this summary. Session 1: Assessing the art of building Gabriel DAVID (Artisanat, métiers et compagnonnage. La transmission des savoirs, de l’oralité à l’écrit), provided us with a fascinating history on the transmission of know-how concerning building techniques and practices. Building craftsmanship in Europe comes from a great lineage and the recipients have always had the desire to pass down their knowledge and skills, as well as their culture of trade to the following generations. The presenter traced the evolution of the transmission of these traditions from an oral to a more formal avenues. David MASON (Capacity Building for heritage Crafts) provided a critical analysis of the network of craftsmanship schools entitled the Escuela Taller based in Manila, Philippines. Claire CORNU (Maintien des paysages de pierre sèche) focused on dry stone landscaping features and structures to raise awareness for the preservation of rural spaces and the wellness of local communities by preserving the authenticity and continuing the tradition of dry stone masonry for cultural landscapes. Olga SEVAN focused her presentation on the building of contemporary architecture using the evidence of traditional wooden architecture as a source of inspiration. She also presented the reconstruction of traditional wooden historic structures while advocating how to maintain the spirit of the place. Eric PALLOT (Restauration de la ferme des Planons) captured the essence of the session through his discussion on the restoration of the Ferme des Planons. The rediscovery of traditional construction techniques including the use of local materials for in-kind replacement and reconstruction of surrounding landscapes was undertaken to maximize conservation based on the conservation principal for minimal intervention. Samir ABDULAC (Les maisons à patio, modèles d’architecture bioclimatique) suggested that, in the 21st century, the patio house design can serve as a relevant reference for the bioclimatic adaptation of housing, at a time of increased efforts for energy saving and sustainable development. Analysis has shown that the urban form, architectural layout, and ventilation and cooling systems are noteworthy models that justify the safeguarding of ancient patio houses and adopting these principles today. 480 LE PATRIMOINE, MOTEUR DE DÉVELOPPEMENT HERITAGE, DRIVER OF DEVELOPMENT
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