General Assembly and International Symposium

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of the Fondazione Romualdo Del Bianco® – Life Beyond Tourism® Draft updated on Friday, 16 February 2018

Life Beyond Tourism® Travel for Dialogue ® HERITAGE for PLANET EARTH 2018 One Planet, One Origin, Many Cultures, One Shared Destiny, Or None!

Florence, March 3-4, 2018 Auditorium al Duomo, via de’ Cerretani 54r Museo Fondazione Del Bianco - Palazzo Coppini, via del Giglio 10 - Firenze

www.lifebeyondtourism.org

IMPORTANT NOTES: The participation to the Assembly is allowed only by presenting the letter of invitation.

All the sessions (Saturday and Sunday) will be held exclusively in ENGLISH.

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Seat of the application of the Life Beyond Tourism® Location: The exhibitions, the plenary Assembly of the Experts and the International Symosium “Heritage for Planet Earth 2018” are at the Auditorium al Duomo (Via de’ Cerretani, 54/r) and Fondazione Del Bianco Museum (Via del Giglio, 10)

Publications (work books) launch  “The Certification Life Beyond Tourism for Intercultural Dialogue in the World Heritage Sites” WORLD HERITAGE SITES for DIALOGUE for PLANET EARTH WORLD HERITAGE SITES for DIALOGUE for PLANET EARTH  “The Life Beyond Tourism Glossary”

Organisational secretariat and publication The 20th Assembly and Symposium and the relevant publications are by the International Institute Life BeyondTourism - Centro Congressi al Duomo The 20th Assembly and Symposium of the Fondazione is one of the event of the program “Heritage for Planet Earth 2018”

32 countries in 4 continents represented Armenia Iran Morocco Azerbaijan Israel Northern Cyprus Bahrain Italy Poland Canada Kazakhstan Portugal China Kingdom of Saudi Romania Croatia Arabia Russia Eritrea Kyrgyzstan Serbia France Japan Turkey Georgia Latvia Ukraine Germany Lithuania United Kingdom India Malta United States of America

72 cities represented Asmara Covilhã Jeddah Astana Czestochowa Kazan Baku Delhi Kemerovo Balikesir Ekaterinburg Krakow Beijing Famagusta Kyoto Belgorod Florence Lisbon Belgrade Genoa Lodz Bialystok Göttingen London Birgu Isparta Lublin Bishkek Istanbul Lviv Bucharest Ivanovo Magnitogorsl

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Manama Poznan Togliattigrad Milan Raciborz Tomsk Moscow Riga Tsur Hadasa Neaples Rome Turin Nizhnevartovsk Rostov-on-Don Tyumen Novocherkassk Samara Vancouver Nowy Targ Saransk Vilnius Odessa Saratov Volgograd Oral Simferopol Warsaw Padoa St. Petersburg Washington Palermo Tambov Wroclaw Paris Tbilisi Yerevan Pompton Lakes Tehran Zagreb

32 Patronizing Organisations (alphabetic order)

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PROGRAM OF THE 20TH GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM AT A GLANCE

 OFFICIAL OPENING Morning Auditorium al Duomo (Via de’ Cerretani, 54/r) 10.30-12.00 Opening of the historic Florentine culture and art exhibitions PLENARY ASSEMBLY Auditorium al Duomo (Via de’ Cerretani, 54/r)

 OPENING of the 20th General Assembly of the March 3 Afternoon Fondazione Romualdo Del Bianco – Life Beyond Tourism 15.30-18.30  KEY NOTE SPEECHES: Life Beyond Tourism Movement in the World

 SIGNING of Memorandum of Understanding

 CONCERT Evening  LIFE BEYOND TOURISM-CULTURAL TASTING (to be confirmed) 18.45-21.00 A selection of genuine food and beverage will be offered and presented by some local producers

INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM: parallel sessions Auditorium al Duomo

 Session 1 (A. Tomaszewski Hall): Tourism market trends: to manage or to be managed?

March 4 Morning  Session 2: (Donatello Room): Digital technologies: saving identity or 9.00-14.00 feeding globalization?  Session 3 (Michelangelo Room ): Smart city and heritage conservation by means of modern building technologies in collaboration with the Research Institute of Building Physics (NIISF RAASN);

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Afternoon Information for the participants: 14.00-18.00 “#Domenicalmuseo” Initiative: FREE TIME Free Museums in Florence every first Sunday of the month; by the Italian Ministry of Heritage, Culture and Tourism – untill 18.00

Evening  CONCLUSION of the Symposium “Heritage for Planet Earth 2018” 18.30-19.00 Auditorium al Duomo  LIFE BEYOND TOURISM CULTURAL TASTING (to be confirmed) 19.30 A selection of genuine food and beverage will be offered and presented by some local producers

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20th General Assembly of the Experts and International Symposium of the Fondazione Romualdo Del Bianco ® HERITAGE for PLANET EARTH 2018

PROGRAM

FRIDAY MARCH 2, 2018 Day of arrival 17.00 - 19.00 Auditorium al Duomo (Via de’ Cerretani 54r) REGISTRATION of participants & WELCOME OPEN SNACK

SATURDAY March 3, 2018 9.00 – 14.30 REGISTRATION of participants Auditorium al Duomo (Via de’ Cerretani 54r)

10.00 – 12.00 Auditorium al Duomo (Via de’ Cerretani 54r) OPENING CEREMONIES on Intercultural Dialogue h. 10.00: Ceremony for the 45th Anniversary of the “Bandierai degli Uffizi” (Florence historical flag bearers) 1973-2018 (to be confirmed) Mr. Antonio Marrone (President of the “Bandierai degli Uffizi” Association introduces the 16 historical flags representing the Florentine “Magistrature”: short historical presentation of the “Magistrature” and their activities over the centuries. h. 10.15: Call for participation to the exciting project “Dante 2021”, celebrating the 700th anniversary of the poetry Dante Alighieri’s death The French coreographer-video maker and dancer Mme Gislaine Avan presents a 15 minutes video and launch the call for collaborations and/or patronages and/or support for recording new videos in Eastern countries (Polonia, Belarus, Russia, China, Japan).h. 10.30: La Ditta Filistrucchi: exhibition of art works from 1720: of wigs, make-up, special effects for theatre and cinema; training and exhibition in the world h. 10.40: Opening of exhibitions  Architecture Drawings by Prof. Roberto Corazzi (Florence University) - Astra Caffè  The Soul of Russian Province, photo exhibtion by the Russian photographer Aleksey Myakishev – Foyer

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 Delphi. Sketches and Watercolors, watercolors and drawings by the Ukrainian painter Alexander Lantukhov, celebrating 20th year of collaboration with the Founda- tion – Michelangelo room  Drawings sculpture, sketches for sculptures by the sculptor Dino De Ranieri – Dona- tello Room h. 11.15: Fondazione Del Bianco Museum - Palazzo Coppini (Via del Giglio, 10) The Fondazione welcomes the participant countries with the following:  Exhibition Brotherhood: presentation of a selection of the cultural items, token of appreciation and gratitude for the collaboration attained over the last years by the partners from the countries represented at the 20th Assembly. Curators: Giovanna Dani, Francesco Civita, Petra Brezackova h. 11.40: Brief moment of commemoration A brass plate will be positionned in the Palazzo Coppini main hall to recall the Friends of the Foundation Prof. Alexander Vladimirovic Stepanov (Moscow Architectural Institute-MOOCAO, Russia) Prof. Jan Zbigniew Bialkiewicz (Krakow Technical University, Poland) Prof. Gennaro Tampone (University of Florence) h. 12.00: CONCLUSION

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SATURDAY March 3, 2018 – Side Event INFORMATION TO THE THE PARTICIPANTS

9.00-13.00 Palazzo Coppini – Beglaryan Room (Via del Giglio, 10)

Working meeting ERASMUS+ Funded Project Sustainable Urban Rehabilitation in Europe – S.U.R.E. 2016-2019 Consortium: Lublin Technical University, ICOMOS Poland, Fondazione Romualdo Del Bianco, La Sa- pienza University, Technical University of Madrid, Vilnius Gediminas Technical University, Fonda- zione Flaminia

7 Draft updated on: Friday, 16 February 2018 SATURDAY March 3, 2018 Plenary session OPENING of the 20th General Assembly of the Fondazione Romualdo Del Bianco HERITAGE for PLANET EARTH® 2018 WORLD HERITAGE SITES for DIALOGUE for PLANET EARTH WORLD HERITAGE SITES for DIALOGUE for PLANET EARTH

15.30 – 21.00 Auditorium al Duomo, Andrzej Tomaszewski Hall (Via de’ Cerretani 54r) h. 15.30: Arrival of the participants Accommodation in the Andrzey Tomaszewski Hall The access to the hall will be possible until 16.00, in order to ensure the normal running of the meeting h. 16.00: Opening of the 20th Assembly of the Experts of the Foundation The hymn of the Foundation h. 16.15 PAOLO DEL BIANCO (President of the Fondazione Romualdo Del Bianco) Short report on the history and the state-of-the-art of the spreading process of the Foundation’s Initiative Life Beyond Tourism out in the world:  from the Research to the Model for Local Application;  from the starting of the Life Beyond Tourism Intensive Courses for Trainers to the launch of the Certification System of the Processes for the improvement of dialogue in the Heritage Sites, for disclose their potential role in Intercultural Dialogue and development in peaceful coexistence (a way for peace, necessary to mantain the heritage safe – UNESCO Convention 1972) Launch of the:  Cooperation for improvement of the trainers in native language and culture  working books: o “The Certification Life Beyond Tourism for Intercultural Dialogue in the World Heritage Sites” o “The Life Beyond Tourism Glossary”

Keynote Speakers h. 16.30: Presentation of the new Life Beyond Tourism (Books -working books)  The Certification System for Dialogue in the World Heritage Sites (working book)  The Life Beyond Tourism Glossary MOUNIR BOUCHENAKI (Special Adviser to the Director General UNESCO, Board Mem- ber of the Arab Regional Centre-World Heritage - France)Presentation of the work- books  “The Certification Life Beyond Tourism for Intercultural Dialogue in the World Heritage Sites”  “The Life Beyond Tourism Glossary” h. 16.45: The Movement Life Beyond Tourism in the World: The recent achievements of the process of disseminiation of the Movement Life Beyond Tourism at academic level, at civic society level, at governmental level and at world heritage level will be presented

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h. 16.45: 1) The Movement Life Beyond Tourism at ACADEMIC LEVEL

BOGUSLAW SZMYGIN (Dean Faculty of Civil Engineering and Architecture at Lublin Technical University, former President of ICOMOS Poland) Fondazione Romualdo Del Bianco in the academic world. Life Beyond Tourism in an European curricula for future architects, urban planners and conservators: ERASMUS+ Project S.U.R.E (Sustainable Urban Rehabilitation in Europe). The coming ERASMUS applications

ALEXANDER SHUNKOV (Rector of the Kemerovo State Institute of Culture - Russia) Cooperation experience of Kemerovo State University of Culture and Fondazione Romualdo Del Bianco: Life Beyond Tourism and first teaching programs for intercultural communication in Siberian region h. 17.00: 2) The Movement Life Beyond Tourism at CIVIL SOCIETY LEVEL VADIM DUDA (Director General of the All Russia State Library for Foreign Literature of Moscow – Russia) The Academy in Moscow for disseminating the Life Beyond Tourism Movement to the civil society via the network of libraries as centres for the local cultural identity rising- awarness h. 17.15 3) The Movement Life Beyond Tourism at GOVERNMENTAL LEVEL

NAJAT ZARROUK (Director of the African Local Government Academy – ALGA – at United Cities and Local Government of Africa – UCLGA, Rabat, Morocco and Expert of the Foundation) Report of the recent participation to the Course Training for Trainers Life Beyond Tour- ism and perspectives of implementation in Africa h. 17.35 4) The Movement Life Beyond Tourism at WORLD HERITAGE LEVEL EBRAHIM ALKHALIFA (Assistant Director of the UNESCO Arab Regional Centre for World Heritage-ARC-WH, Manama, Bahrain) Relationships of collaboration between the UNESCO Arab Regional Centre for World Her- itage and the Foundation h. 17.45: CORINNA DEL BIANCO (Director of the International Institute Life Beyond Tourism) Dissemination of Life Beyond Tourism by local trainers in collaboration with foreign cultural institutes in Florence; the role of the partners of the Foundation; osmosis between the local Life Beyond Tourism training centers all over the world and the Foundation in Firenze Working tools and methodologies; Training course for staff from: Belarus State Economic University, All-Russia State Library for Foreign Liter- ature Rudomino (Russia), Kemerovo State Institute of Culture (Russia), Azerbaijan Tourism and Manage- ment University in Baku, NIISF RAASN (Russia), Moscow Academy of Humanities and Technology (Russia), African Local Governments Academy (Morocco), Ethekwini Municipality (South Africa), Union of Cities and Local Government Africa (Morocco), East Africa Regional Bureau (Tanzania), West Africa Regional Bureau (Togo), City of Luanda (Angola), City of Chefchaouen (Morocco), City of Ganki (Mauritania), Communauté

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Urbaine de Bertoua (Camerun), Association for the promotion of education and cultural exchange of Uni- versity of Marburg (Germany)

New Memorandum of Understading Life Beyond Tourism h. 18.00: Subscription of new Memorandum of Understanding Life Beyond Tourism:  Crimean Federal University (Lyubomirskiy, Nikolay)  Magnitogorsk State Technical University (Prof. Krishan Anatoly)  Moscow State University of Civil Engineering  The municipality of Karesi (?)  National Research Mordovia State University, Saransk (Prof. Vladimir Erofeev)  SB Research Group (?) (Arch. Natalia Tarabella)  Southern Federal University  Vilnius University (Prof. Gabija Bankauskaite-Sereikiene)

 All Russia State Library for Foreign Literature, Moscow Subscription of a MoU for the implementation of LBT philosophy with Rudomino in the framework of the Project “Route of the Holy places of undivided Christianity” (Dr. Vadim Duda) h. 18.15: Final remarks by Paolo Del Bianco, President of the Fondazione Romualdo Del Bianco Actions for dissemination with foreign cultural institutes in Florence in native culture and language. Wishes that the foreign institutes of culture in Florence will co-operate with the Foundation and share the action of dissemination of the Movement of Life Be- yond Tourism. h. 18.30: Greetings by the leading Italian journalist Giancarlo Mazzuca (Board Member of RAI- Italian national public broadcasting company- and Expert of the Foundation)who worked with masters like Spadolini, Montanelli and Biagi together with Mr. Eraldo Vinci- guerra (Expert of the Foundation in international relations, in particular with Middle East) and the journalist Lisa Ciardi. (Mr. Vinciguerra is organising a first presentation of the two publications The Certification Life Beyond Tourism System for the Intercultural Dialogue in the World Heritage Sites” o “The Life Beyond Tourism Glossary”in Genoa city and Liguria Region in spring)

Greetings by Mr. Zhang Xiuzhong (President of Beijing Zhong Art International), Expert of the Foundation for the cultural partnerships in China. h. 18.45: Concert Masters Settimio Guadagni (cello) and Giuseppe Fricelli (piano) Music by Bach, Lehar, Anonimo, Fricelli, D’Esposito, Simi, Pestalozza h. 19.30: Life Beyond Tourism Cultural Tastings” (to be confirmed) A selection of food and wines of the Tuscan region by local producers that embrace the Life Beyond Tourism Movement and are members of the Life Beyond Toursm Portal h. 21.00: Conclusion

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SUNDAY, March 4, 2018 Auditorium al Duomo (Via de’ Cerretani 54r)

h. 9.00 – 14.00 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE “Heritage for Planet Earth 2018”

OPENING OF THE CONFERENCE SESSIONS (parallel sessions with Pecha Kucha format presentations: 20 slights x 20 sec. each)

Session 1 (A. Tomaszewski Hall): Tourism market trends: to manage or to be managed?

Session 2: (Donatello Room): Digital technologies: saving identity or feeding globalization?

Session 3 (Michelangelo Room ): Smart city and heritage conservation by means of modern building technologies in collaboration with the Research Institute of Building Physics (NIISF RAASN);

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Session 1: Tourism market trends: to manage or to be managed? Chair: Prof. Giovanni Ruggieri (President of the Observatory on Tourism in the European Islands (OTIE) h. 9.00

Ruggieri, Giovanni (Observatory on Tourism in the European Islands (OTIE), Palermo, Italy) ICT to manage tourism impacts

Bouchenaki, Mounir (Special Adviser to the Director General of UNESCO, Paris, France) Sustainable Tourism and Earth Protection

Duda, Vadim (All Russia State Library for Foreign Literature, Moscow, Russia) Life Beyond Tourism – Culture Beyond Divisions. “The Holy Places of Undivided Christianity“ Cul- tural Route Concept

Azzario, Maria Paola (President of the Italian Federation of Clubs and Centres for UNESCO, Turin Italy) Gasparrini Vittorio (President Centre for UNESCO in Florence, Italy) Sustainable tourism with and for younger generations: two best practices

Devel, Liudmila - Eremenko, Vladimir (St. Petersburg State University of Culture, Russia) Silver Chain Necklace” – North Western Heritage and Travel Routs: to manage, facing challenges Saint Petersburg in the world heritage system

Devidze, Eka (Euroepan University, Tbilisi, Georgia) Mikeladze, Lali (Caucasus International University, Tbilisi, Georgia) Cultural heritage of Rustavi municipality as means of creating the concept of touristically attractive and smart city

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Pinto, Luís (University Breira Interior, Covilhã, Portugal) Architecture heritage mood

Hajiyeva, Sabina (Azerbaijan University of Architecture and Construction Baku, Azerbaijan) Problems of conservation of architectural heritage at the present stage. Historical Sheki Town of Azerbaijan

Kazantseva, Tetiana (Lviv Polytechnic National University, Ukraine) Lieonov, Sergii (National Academy of Sciences and National Space Agency of Ukraine, Lviv, Ukraine) The Development of “Lviv Architecture” Project

Kopaliani, Bella (Grigol Robakidze University, Tbilisi, Georgia) Cultural tourism and cultural heritage, as an instrument for confidence-building and reconciliation

Krastiņš, Jānis (Riga Technical University, Latvia) Museums – a cultural heritage for the future of urban environment

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Jerković-Babović, Bojana (University of Belgrade, Serbia) Fluidity, displacement and hedonism: Travel flows and the position of cultural heritage in contemporary design methodologies in the case of the first industrial zone in Belgrade

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Stachura, Ewa (State University of Applied Sciences, Raciborz, Poland) - Mantyka, Marta (Po- dhale State College of Applied Sciences, Nowy Targ, Poland) Zakopane, Poland: The impact of mass tourism on new building development in heritage towns

Gasimov, Riad - Elsever Mammadov (Administration of State Historical-Architectural Reserve “Icherisheher”, Baku, Azerbaijan) Icherisheher – Living History

Nikolić, Marko (University of Belgrade, Serbia) Potentials of the Belgrade industrial heritage in the context of tourism development

Perkov, Kristina (University of Zagreb, Croatia) Interest for historic city - Sustainable and creative interpretation of heritage as a precondition for innovative tourism

Rabiega, Kamil (Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University, Warsaw, Poland) Weaving craft in 19th century Poland as a contribution to dialogue among cultures and common heritage

Sadowski, Lukasz M. (Strzemiński Academy of Fine Arts in Lodz, Poland) Contemporary monuments in Poland (1945-1989). Complexity and contradiction in preservation

h. 12.00

Teklemariam, Medhanie (Asmara World Heritage Site, Eritrea) Asmara: Integrated Conservation and Development in the World Heritage Site

Yücelen, Murat (Yeditepe University, Istanbul, Turkey) Implications of Smart Tourism for Destination Competitiveness: A Case of Istanbul

Zdeb, Katarzyna (Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University, Warsaw, Poland) The tourist routes - the possibility of presenting the regional cultural heritage

Żurek, Magdalena (Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University, Warsaw, Poland) Mediaeval or early modern buildings and private owners in Polish realities. Problem of liability and their places in touristic trails

Bahar, Aksel (Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University, Istanbul, Turkey) Tourism Visions versus User’s Experience: Case of Iznik (Ancient Nicea), Turkey

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Pinto, Luís (University Breira Interior, Covilhã, Portugal) Buildings heritage vs tourism marketing h. 13.00

Egorov, Vladimir - Syrbu, Svetlana - Shilova, Ekaterina (Ivanovo State University, Ivanovo, Rus- sia) Ivanovo Region as a Pearl of Central Russia: Innovative Tourism Destinations

Boxall, John - Azzopardi, Joseph C. (Birgu Local Government, Birgu, Malta) Heritage for Planet Earth

Corazzi, Roberto (University of Florence, Italy) Fortified Architecture of Tuscany on the coast and the Tyrrhenian Sea

Branco, Liliana (University of Beira Interior, Covilhã, Portugal) Rehabilitation of Luziamar Tourist Complex: structure and composition as a way to preserve Archi- tecture Heritage

Liu, Shiqi (Technical University of Milan, Italy) Cultural tourism policies and development trends in China

Session II: Digital technologies: saving identity or feeding globalization? Chair: Vrubliauskas, Dalius (Vilnius Gediminas Technical University, Vilnius, Lithuania) h. 9.00

Vrubliauskas, Dalius (Vilnius Gediminas Technical University, Lithuania) Evolvement of the digital technologies in heritage and local communities.

Pieczara, Marta (Poznan University of Technology, Poland Modern facade solutions and their role in the creative city strategy for urban centers

Vyshkin, Efim (West Kazakhstan Innovative Technological University, Oral, Kazakhstan) Use of modern information systems in in preserving the look of cultural heritage objects

Antipenko, Magdalina (Yuri Gagarin State Technical University of Saratov, Russia) Innovative principles and methods of preserving the cult Orthodox heritage of the Saratov region

Bratuškins, Uģis - Treija, Sandra (Riga Technical University , Latvia) Up-to-date public open space in historical environment:Riga City centre

Devel, Liudmila (St. Petersburg State University of Culture, Russia) 100 Anniversary of the Saint-Petersburg State University of Culture (SPbGIC, RF Ministry of Culture) and Its Premises Conservation Story

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Diaconescu, Oana (”Ion Mincu” University of Architecture and Urbanism , Bucharest, Romania) Digital technologies in providing archeological sites identity

Genovese, Rosa Anna (University of Naples ‘Federico II’, Neaples , Italy) City Regeneration and Integrated Conservation of Cultural Heritage

Glebova, Ekaterina (Yuri Gagarin State Technical University of Saratov, Russia) Usage of laser scanning technologies in reconstruction of objects of historical and cultural heritage in Saratov

Yeksarova, Nadia (Odessa State Academy of Civil Engineering & Architecture, Ukraine) Smart quarter Pale Royal of Odessa. International experience of research and documentation using innovative laser scanning technologies

Ince Guney, Yasemin (Balikesir University, Turkey) Embracing advanced technologies for World Heritage

Zdeb, Katarzyna (Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University, Warsaw, Poland) Modern digital technologies in the archaeological documentation on the example of urban fortifi- cations and residential buildings

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Ubelmann, Yves (ICONEM, Paris, France) 3D Documentation for Heritage Management: New Technologies to Preserve and Promote Historic Sites and Monuments

Tarabella, Natalia (SB Research Group, Trieste,Italy) The ancient knowledge of sound. Archaeoacoustic analysis of the Pyramid of Bomarzo and the sur- rounding areas in Lazio, Italy

Yakut, Melik Ziya (Suleyman Demirel University, Isparta, Turkey) Ethical Issues of Artificial Intelligence in Human Life

Arustamyan, Arsen (National University of Architecture and Construction, Yerevan, Armenia) Influence of the complex relief and seismicity of the territory on the formation of the planning structure of the settlements

Akhaladze, Adam Vakhtang (King Tamar University of Georgian Patriarchate, Tbilisi, Georgia) Inter-University Transdisciplinary Cross-Cultural Project on Smart Urbanism

Żychowska, Maria J. - Bialkiewicz, Andrzej (Technical University of Krakow, Poland) Kosciuszko - Oriented Dialogue

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Agarwal, Sharmishtha (M.E.I. Ltd, Delhi, India) Use of digital technology in heritage conservation: an approach

Vahidzadeh, Reza (Islamic Azad University Central, Tehran, Iran) Engaging the Crowd in the Restoration Atelier: Surveying the Potentials and Challenges in Develop- ing the Social Networks in Conservation of the Iranian Cultural Heritage

Barni, Giovanna (CoopCulture, Rome, Italy) Empower local identities through technology

Albakeer, Aktham (General Authority for National Heritage in Saudi Arabia, Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia) Smart city and heritage conservation by means of modern building technologies. The future of heritage science and technologies …………………………..

Session III: Smart city and heritage conservation by means of modern building technologies in collaboration with the Research Institute of Building Physics (NIISF RAASN)

Chair: Igor Shubin (Director Research Institute of Building Physics -NIISF RAASN) Moderator: Umnyakova Nina (Deputy Director for Sciences, Research Institute of Building Physics -NIISF RAASN)

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Tsukernikov, Ilya (Research Institute of Building Physics, Moscow, Russia) Normative and technial documents in the field of noise protection developed by NIISF RAACS within the clever city creation program

Fursova, Irina (Southern Federal University, Rostov-on-Don, Russia) Energy efficiency in renovated buildings

Mishchenko, Elena (Tambov State Technical University, Russia) Integration of Cultural Heritage Objects with the Urban Environment of the Historic City Center

Monastyrev, Pavel (Tambov State Technical University, Russia) Design, Implementation and Quality Assessment of Educational Programs in Energy-Efficient Con- struction

Gvozdkov, Alexander (Volgograd State Technical University, Russia) Ensuring of required parameters microclimate in museums Dorokhov, Victor (Research Institute of Building Physics, Moscow, Russia) The application of traditional and current technologies for conservation of wall painting in historic churches used as museums (for example, the Spaso-Preobrazhensky Cathedral of Mirozhsky mon- astery of XII century)

Gagarin, Vladimir (Moscow State University of Civil Engineering, Russia)

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Increase of thermal insulation of walls of existing buildings with preservation of the interiors by means of technology of hinged facade systems h. 10.00

Gagarin, Vladimir (Moscow State University of Civil Engineering, Russia) Increase of thermal insulation with aerated concrete of the inside of walls of architectural value buildings

Khavanov, Pavel Aleksandrovich (Moscow State University of Civil Engineering, Russia) Influence of the structure of thermal sources on atmospheric air pollution on the sites of cultural heritage

Nikiforova Nadezhda (Moscow State Building University, Russia) Modern geotechnologies for historical buildings regarding underground space renovation

Kasiyanov, Vitaly (Moscow State University of Civil Engineering, Moscow, Russia) Chipova, Zarina (Moscow State University of Civil Engineering, Moscow, Russia) Reconstruction of the city of Nalchik and preservation of its heritage

Svetlana, Kolobova (Moscow State University of Civil Engineering, Moscow, Russia) Socio - economic efficiency of renovation in Moscow

Sheina, S., Fedorovskaya, A.A., Yudina, K.V. (Research Institute of Building Physics, Moscow, Russia) “Smart city”: a sustainable development concept for the built-up territories from the environmental comfort and conservation of historical-cultural heritage h. 11.00

Shmarov Igor (Research Institute of Building Physics, Moscow, Russia) Energy-Saving Effect for the Preservation of Heritage as a Result of Comprehensive Thermal Mod- ernization of Educational Building

Ryabinicheva, Daria – Shpileva Tatiana (Research Institute of Building Physics, Moscow , Russia) Preservation of objects of cultural heritage (historical and cultural monuments) in scientific and technical journals

Shubin, Igor – Umnyakova, Nina (Research Institute of Building Physics, Moscow, Russia) The role of building physics in creating a "smart city"

Smirnov Vladimir (Research Institute of Building Physics, Moscow, Russia) Historical monuments protection from transport vibrations

Solovev, Alexei (Moscow State University of Civil Engineering, Moscow, Russia) Actual problems of daylightiing in architecture and ways of its decision

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Spiridonov, Alexander (Research Institute of Building Physics, Moscow, Russia) Choice of optimal material solutions for the assessment of heat and humidity states of outer walls using the modern technology of light steel framing

Buzalo, Nina - Tsaritova, Nadejda - Tsvetkova, Alina (Research Institute of Building Physics, Mos- cow, Russia) Net shells as a element of bioposive environment h. 12.00

Umnyakova, Nina (Research Institute of Building Physics, Moscow, Russia) Features of constructive solutions of external walls that ensure the preservation of wooden monuments of Russian architecture

Zheldakov, Dmitry (Research Institute of Building Physics, Moscow, Russia) Analysis of durability of building structures using the parameter of temperature loads

Rimshin, Vladimir (Research Institute of Building Physics, Moscow, Russia) Modern methods of technical survey and calculation of load-bearing reinforced concrete structures during the buildings reconstruction and reorganization

Moiseenko, Vladimir - Erofeeva, Irina (National Research Mordovia State University, Saransk, Russia) Architectural-literary museum «The House of Melnikov and Margarita» in Moscow as the concep- tual example of the multiplicative approach to the preservation of the cultural and historical heritage

Lyubomirskiy, Nikolay - Lukyanchenko, Michael (Crimean Federal University, Simferopol, Russia) Scientific and technological bases of production of bioposive building materials based on lime and carbon dioxide for the preservation of historical and architectural heritage

Erofeev, Vladimir - Yamashkin, Stanislav (Mordovia State University, Saransk,Russia) Harmonization of Interaction of Natural, Social And Production Systems in o Smart City

h. 13.00 – 14.30 Break h. 14.30 Anfiteatro Tomaszewski

Rodina, Olga (National Research Mordovia State University, Saransk, Russia) Renovation of houseboats and river stations on a reinforced concrete base

Shubin, Igor (Research Institute of Building Physics, Moscow, Russia) Peculiarities of acoustic designing of Muslim temples in Almaty City

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Rimshin, Vladimir (Research Institute of Building Physics, Moscow, Russia) Keeping the heritage of double skin facades

Krishan Anatoly – Chernyshova Elvira - Astafyeva Mariya - (Nosov Magnitogorsk State Technical University, Russia); Chernyshov Vladislav (Saint-Petersburg Mining University, Russia) Calculation of strenght resistance of load-bearing structures of architectural objects of cultural heritage

Lebedinskaya, Alla (Southern Federal University, Rostov-on-Don, Russia) Features of architectural lighting of stained glass windows of objects of urban historical heritage

Ujma, Adam (Czestochowa University of Technology, Poland) Heat Transfer through Mechanical Connectors in a Ventilated Façade at Constructions Covered by Heritage Protection

Umnyakova, Nina (Research Institute of Building Physics, Moscow, Russia) The Effect of Using a Reflective Coating on the Thermal Resistance of the External Wall in the Con- struction of Buildings Subject to Heritage Protection

Technical Session

Antoshkin, Nikolay (National Research Mordovia State University, Saransk, Russia) Energy efficiency of buildings of various purpose as an integrated part of technology of "smart" construction

Shubin, Igor - Spiridonov, Alexander (Research Institute of Building Physics, Moscow, Russia) Opportunities of the innovative technology developed in NIISF for increase of building energy efficiency: from the arctic to desert, from buildings of cultural heritage to postmodernism

CONCLUSIONS

SUNDAY, March 4, 2018 Auditorium al Duomo (Via de’ Cerretani 54r) h. 14.00 – 18.00 “#Domenicalmuseo” Initiative: Free Museums Florence every first Sunday of the month. By the Italian Ministry of Heritage, Culture and Tourism – untill 18.00

h. 18.30 – 19.00 CONCLUSIVE REMARKS - PLENARY Auditorium al Duomo (Via de’ Cerretani 54r) h. 18.30: Final remarks of the International Symposium

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The Chairmen of the 3 sessions will report the main achievements of their single sessions. h. 18.40: Perspective of the dissemination of Life Beyond Tourism in the Foundation’s network h. 19.00: Life Beyond Tourism Cultural Tastings (to be confirmed) A selection of food and wines of the Tuscan region by local producers that embrace the Life Beyond Tourism Movement and are members of the Life Beyond Toursm Portal h. 20.00: Closing of the 20th Assembly and International Symposium

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THE GONFALONIERI GROUP OF MAGISTRATES

Within the Historic Procession of the Florentine Republic, as was already in force in the first editions of Calcio, the insignia of the Magistrates are a very important part of the Florentine heraldry of the period. It was necessary to re- cover this historical aspect as soon as possible within the Football Proces- sion. Since the flag bearers, who had been entrusted with the responsibility of representing these signs had aban- doned the traditional flags for the most choreographic with the red lily in the center in 2002, the procession was miss- ing these representative signs so important for the representation and re- enactment historical. They will be brought by gonfalonieri, of which the Treccani encyclopedia provides us with this definition: ... who carried the banner, that is the sign, the banner of a militia, of a guild, etc ... also in a figurative sense. The term then went on to indicate specific magistrates, especially in the Tuscan cities. From the next 2017 edition of the Tournament of San Giovanni del Calcio Storico Fiorentino, these signs will be carried through a flag bearing the arms, from 16 Gonfalonieri who are dressed in historical clothes that can be recognized in fresco paintings by Vasari di Palazzo Vecchio, Salone dei 500.

The detail of the fresco in the western part of the Salone dei 500 in Palazzo Vecchio and representing "Max- imilian of Austria attempting to conquer Livorno" was chosen to inspire the creation of the Gonfalonieri clothes of the Magistrates of the Historical Procession of the Florentine Republic. The figure taken for example is the man positioned in the middle, just behind the tambourine. It is a graceful pose of the military that has in his dress a very exuberant part in the sleeves and golden finishes throughout the clothing. From this figure, first extracted from the essential, a sketch was made and the tai- lor made the 16 dresses. The historical reference is linear and correct, the trousers puffed and above the knee perfectly consistent with the period represented.

The dress is characterized by a light velvet, with gold trim, sleeves with pullovers tied with a golden band, gale and puffs in satin fabric. The complete suit consists of:  Beaded jacket with tattered sleeves with tongue base;  Trousers with snuffy fabric sneakers;  Feathered cap;  Socks and shoes.

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Reference colors The clothes of the Gonfalonieri of the Magistrature are of two colors, 8 of Crimson color and 8 of the color Blue to be associated with the flags of the flags representing the Florentine Magistrature, with gold trim, tiracchie, satin fabric satin shades; Hat of the same color of the dress with gold edging, tights in light blue or crimson. White cuffs and collar. The jacket in light blue or crimson velvet bordered with gold, with sleeves in pullovers satiated with satin fabric, gold edging with front buttoning the same color of the fabric. A separate longitudinal slice on the right chest and on the left one detached from the un- derlying lining. Puffed trousers with pullovers of the same fabric, fin- ished in gold, smooth upper part.

The insignia of the Magistrates The banners of the Gonfalonieri of the Magistrature are 16 divided into 8 with a blue background and 8 with a white background. Each flag has the following characteristics: Measure 120 x 140 cm with white and red alternating edging as shown in the example picture, each flag is hand painted on both sides with reference images, each flag has on its left side a sleeve for the insertion and attachment to a 3 cm diameter wooden rod .

"SCHIZZATI” DRAWINGS by Dino De Ranieri

Exhibition of a selection of drawings by the young sculptor Dino De Ranieri from Pietrasanta, which represents the sketches of several human journeys. It is the perception of habitual, ancestral and complex behavioral situations of the human being.

After graduating from the Stagio Stagi Art Institute of Pietrasanta, Dino De Ranieri decided to enter the sculpture studio of the father, Sirio. At this point Dino represents the fifth generation of the De Ranieri’s sculptors family. Here he learns classical sculpture in all its facets, creates original models and makes marble copies of antique models. Among the various collaborations, the one with the Forest Lawn company of Los Angeles stands out, for which he creates original classical sculptures in marble. From 2008 he began an artistic journey with the Romualdo Del Bianco Foundation, for which he designed and made the marble busts depict- ing iconic Italian masters like Leonardo, Galileo and Michelangelo, do- nated by the Foundation to some of the most active institutions partners in the world.

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ARCHITECTURE DRAWINGS by Prof. Roberto Corazzi

The drawings that will be presented represent research on important domes with a circular and polygonal base and architectures of considera- ble architectural importance, trying to capture their geometric - constructive characteristics and able to denote the architectural work in its stylis- tic-constructive character with content to be transmitted and with a qual- ifying message to suggest. The drawings are made that different tech- niques.

Among the main drawings are to mention: - The Dome of Santa Maria del Fiore - Some castles of the Tuscan archipelago - The Palazzo Coppini

Roberto Corazzi. Architect and former professor at the Faculty of Architecture of the University of Florence, former professor of Foundations and Applications of Descriptive Geometry and Photogrammetric Survey of Architecture and the Envi- ronment at the Faculty of Architecture of Florence. Former member of the Ph.D. Program in Surveying and Representation of Archi- tecture and the Environment. He is the author of numerous publications concern- ing the geometry and recovery of architectural artefacts found with technologi- cally advanced instruments. He has participated in conferences in numerous national and foreign universities and in various cultural institutions. He is a member and vice-president of the Sci- entific Council of the Italian Institute of Castles and of the Board of Directors of the Tuscany section and of the Executive Committee of the Cicop net Italy. He has held conferences in Italy and abroad. He lectures at the Palazzo Coppini to

groups of students from various parts of the world. He belongs to the experts of the Romualdo del Bianco Foundation. He has orga- nized several exhibitions on the Brunelleschi's Dome in Italy and abroad and various conferences at radio and television stations. He was a member of the Steering Committee and Scientifig Committee of the In- ternational Congress "DOMES IN THE WORLD" which was held in Florence on March 19-23 2012 at the Auditorium at the Duomo via Cerretani 54r and orga- nized the exhibition at the headquarters of the OPA in Piazza San Giovanni.

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APERTIVE AND MUSICAL COCKTAIL by Settimio Guadagni (cello) andGiuseppe Fricelli (piano)

J. S. BACH Arioso dalla cantata BMV 156 F. LEHAR Tace il Labbro ANONIMO La Rocca G. FRICELLI Chanson D'Amour S. D'ESPOSITO Anema e core G. SIMI Addio Signora A. PESTALOZZA Ciribiribin

Never before today for music composers it is necessary to propose pages of music imbued with sound and melody in concerts. The art of Euterpe lives and is transmitted to the human soul through the composer's words and the expressive musicality of the performer. The pieces present in the short program of today were created by valid artists belonging to various musical genres. All the pages you will listen are a true exaltation of the instrumental bel canto. Good music full of pleasant, exhilarating and intense expressiveness.

Giuseppe Fricelli and Settimio Guadagni have dedicated their lives for sixty years to Music, to Concertism, to Didactics with passion, devotion, study and deep love. They have more than 2200 concerts held in many parts of the world, played in Europe, Australia, Japan, Africa, the Middle East, many recordings made for important and various TV and radio broadcasters. The two musicians were teachers for 44 years in Italian conservatories and at their school, many con- certists and teachers were trained.