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Announcement

ANNUAL PROJECT MEETING

19th-21st February 2024

Prague (CZ)

The upcoming annual project partner meeting will convene in Prague the 19th - 21st of February 2024 to coordinate and plan progress for the next year. Representatives from diverse organizations will convene in working sessions and discuss both substantive and administrative aspects in developing teaching methods and didactic tools for addressing the complex reconstruction of historical centers that have been destroyed. The meeting will lay the groundwork for a productive and innovative year ahead, with a renewed commitment to shared success. For further information please contact Ing. arch. Tomáš Drdácký tomas.drdacky@gmail.com

Past Event

EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMME DESIGN WORKSHOP (C4)

03rd-6th December 2023

Banská Štiavnica (SK)

The Erasmus+ and ComPaRe Workshop on Learning Teaching Training Activity C4 Educational Programme Design took place from December 3rd to 6th, 2023, at the Educational and Scientific Center of the Faculty of Architecture and Design in Banská Štiavnica, Slovakia. The workshop built on the outcomes of the previous Accumoli workshop, aiming to assess and evaluate its results. A comprehensive overview and discussion of the Accumoli workshop's impact were engaged in, with a particular focus on deriving valuable insights to shape the design of future educational programs. In addition to the structured sessions, participants had the opportunity to embark on exciting excursions, exploring the inspiring surroundings of Banská Štiavnica. For further information, the contact person was peter.morgenstein@donau-uni.ac.at.

Past Event

CASE STUDY-Reconstruction of a Destroyed City

For Staff & Students
18th-22nd September 2023

Accumoli (IT).

From September 18th to 22nd, 2023, in the earthquake-ravaged central Italian town of Accumoli, educators, doctoral candidates, and students collaborated as part of the Erasmus+ project "Complex Participatory Reconstruction of Urban Structures" (Acronym: ComPaRe) to establish a conceptual framework for the comprehensive reconstruction of the town. Collective knowledge about the appearance of the town before the earthquake, as one of the outcomes of the project seminar, is considered a relevant foundation of knowledge, along with archives. The project is led by the Research Lab for Sustainable Architectural Heritage at the University for Continuing Education Krems. It is aimed at developing teaching methods and didactic tools for addressing the complex reconstruction of historical centers that have been destroyed.

Past Event
ANNUAL PROJECT MEETING
16th-17th January 2023

Budapest University of Technology and Economics

1111 Budapest, Műegyetem rkp. 3 (HU).

Budapest hosted the annual project meeting organized by BME. Evaluation of the first joint staff training event (C1) and preparation of the first two intensive programs (C2 and C3) have been completed. The working plan and its schedule were reviewed, along with the financial management plan and communication plan; the steps to submit the interim report to the National Agency in a timely manner were planned. BME organized input presentations and an urban walk on Budapest's reconstruction examples to conclude the meeting.

Past Event
KICK-OFF MEETING IN ACCUMOLI
24th-25th May 2022
School of Reconstruction of Accumoli

Via Pasqualoni snc, Accumoli (IT)

Under the organization of UWK the meeting had an agenda that included presenting the project working plan and schedule; establishing the Project Steering Committee; establishing communication and dissemination plans; establishing monitoring and self-evaluation plans; establishing financial management plans and responsibilities of the project partners; establishing indicators for measuring success.
A guided study tour through Accumoli's red zone concluded the meeting.

Past Event
WORKSHOP ON RECONSTRUCTION  OF DESTROYED CITIES 
3th-5th October 2022
Masaryk University

Žerotínovo nám. 617/9, 601 77 Brno, Czech Republic.

A workshop on rebuilding destroyed cities was being organized by MUNI with the focus on history, mapping, and documentation as part of the workshop. The workshop has presented a historical perception of similar situations in the past and the adopted solutions; it defined cultural, social, material, and immaterial heritage as key instruments in understanding the necessities of damaged or destroyed cities.

The workshop included a meeting with our associated partner, the South Moravian Region Department of Cultural & Heritage Preservation, in order to discuss reconstruction following the 2021 tornado that struck the region.

Past Event - Presentation
FOR STUDENTS 
10th October 2022, 12 p.m. University for Continuing Education Krems

Dr. Karl Dorrek Str. 30, 3500 Krems, Austria.

A presentation of the project 'ComPaRe' has been held for the students of the Department for Building and Environment. This presentation has opened registration for a selection process of students who are interested in participating in the activities. The two activities are Case Study Reconstruction of a Destroyed City and Pilot Testing of the Developed Teaching Module, both of which will take place at Accumoli. We will conduct our first activity from 13-15 September 2023 and our second activity from 22-24 May 2024. Only three students will be accepted for each activity and their travel and lodging expenses will be covered.

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