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HERITAGE UNDER SIEGE in BRAZIL the Bolsonaro Government Announced the Auction Sale of the Palácio Capanema in Rio, a Modern HERITAGE UNDER SIEGE IN BRAZIL the Bolsonaro Government announced the auction sale of the Palácio Capanema in Rio, a modern architecture icon that was formerly the Ministry of Education building FIRST NAME AND FAMILY NAME / COUNTRY TITLE, ORGANIZATION / CITY HUBERT-JAN HENKET, NL Honorary President of DOCOMOMO international ANA TOSTÕES, PORTUGAL Chair, DOCOMOMO International RENATO DA GAMA-ROSA COSTA, BRASIL Chair, DOCOMOMO Brasil LOUISE NOELLE GRAS, MEXICO Chair, DOCOMOMO Mexico HORACIO TORRENT, CHILE Chair, DOCOMOMO Chile THEODORE PRUDON, USA Chair, DOCOMOMO US LIZ WAYTKUS, USA Executive Director, DOCOMOMO US, New York IVONNE MARIA MARCIAL VEGA, PUERTO RICO Chair, DOCOMOMO Puerto Rico JÖRG HASPEL, GERMANY Chair, DOCOMOMO Germany PETR VORLIK / CZECH REPUBLIC Chair, DOCOMOMO Czech Republic PHILIP BOYLE / UK Chair, DOCOMOMO UK OLA ODUKU/ GHANA Chair, DOCOMOMO Ghana SUSANA LANDROVE, SPAIN Director, Fundación DOCOMOMO Ibérico, Barcelona IVONNE MARIA MARCIAL VEGA, PUERTO RICO Chair, DOCOMOMO Puerto Rico CAROLINA QUIROGA, ARGENTINA Chair, DOCOMOMO Argentina RUI LEAO / MACAU Chair, DOCOMOMO Macau UTA POTTGIESSER / GERMANY Vice-Chair, DOCOMOMO Germany / Berlin - Chair elect, DOCOMOMO International / Delft ANTOINE PICON, FRANCE Chairman, Fondation Le Corbusier PHYLLIS LAMBERT. CANADA Founding Director Imerita. Canadian Centre for Architecture. Montreal MARIA ELISA COSTA, BRASIL Presidente, CASA DE LUCIO COSTA/ Ex Presidente, IPHAN/ Rio de Janeiro JULIETA SOBRAL Diretora Executiva, CASA DE LUCIO COSTA, Rio de Janeiro ANA LUCIA NIEMEYER/ BRAZIL President, Oscar Niemeyer Fondation/Rio de Janeiro JOSÉ PESSOA/ BRAZIL Vice President, Oscar Niemeyer Fondation / Rio de Janeiro RAYMOND RICHARD NEUTRA, USA Neutra Institute for Survival through Design, Los Angeles MARÍA ELVIRA MADRIÑAN, COLOMBIA Fundación Rogelio Salmona, Bogotá Vice President, Society of Architectural Historians and Associate Professor, University of California/ PATRICIA MORTON/ USA Riverside, California MARTINO STIERLI / SWITZERLAND, USA Chief Curator of Architecture, Museum of Modern Art of New York ADRIANA FILGUEIRAS LIMA - BRASIL Acervo João Filgueiras Lima - Lelé EMILIO PÉREZ BELDA, SPAIN Fundación Emilio Pérez Pinero ALBERTO MAYER, BRASIL Vice-presidente, ILBPMB- Instituto Lina Bo e Pietro Maria Bardi, São Paulo MANUEL CUADRA, GERMANY/ PERÚ International Committee of Architectural Critics, CICA SARA TOPELSON, MÉXICO Fundación CIDOC- Centro de investigación y documentación de la casa, CDMX JULIO SANTANA, ARGENTINA Director Casa Curutchet. La Plata. KELVIN DICKINSON / UNITED STATES President & CEO, Paul Rudolph Heritage Foundation / New York PAUL FINCH/UK Programme director, World Architecture Festival/London JÖRG HASPEL, GERMANY President, ICOMOS Germany JADILLE BAZA APUD, CHILE Presidenta Nacional,Colegio de Arquitectos de Chile RINA CARVAJAL, USA Director, MOAD- Museum of Art and Design, Miami FELIPE HERNANDEZ, ENGLAND Director, Centre of Latin American Studies, University of Cambridge MARISTELLA CASCIATO, ITALY / USA Senior Curator of Architecture, Getty Research Center, LA PABLO BENETTI BRASIL CAU RJ (presidente) POLLY SEIDLER/ AUSTRALIA architectural researcher & lawyer, Harry Seidler & Associates, Sydney DIRK DENISON, USA Director, Mies Crown Hall Americas Prize (MCHAP), Chicago SASHA ZANKO / US, THE NETHERLANDS, CROATIA Program Coordinator, Mies Crown Hall Americas Prize (MCHAP), Chicago ANTONIO MOTTA Membro do Conselho Consultivo do IPHAN CARLOS CALIL / BRAZIL Professor, University of São Paulo / São Paulo FLAVIO CARSALADE/ BRASIL Architect Professor UFMG - ICOMOS BR/ Belo Horizonte MARIA CECÍLIA LONDRES FONSECA BRAZIL Membro do Conselho Consultivo do IPHAN ANDREY ROSENTHAL SCHLEE, BRASIL Professor da FAU UNB, Diretor do Iphan (2011 a 2019) ANGELO OSWALDO DE ARAÚJO SANTOS, BRASIL Former IPHAN presidente, Mayor of Ouro Preto JUREMA MACHAO, BRAZIL Architect, Brasilis- ex president, IPHAN KÁTIA BOGÉA, BRASIL Ex-Presidente do IPHAN, Presidente da Fundação Municipal de Patrimônio de São Luís LUIZ FERNANDO DE ALMEIDA, BRASIL Arquiteto, ex presidente do Iphan, São Paulo ROBSON DE ALMEIDA Former President of IPHAN, Rio de Janeiro, Brasil ÁLVARO JOAQUIM MELO SIZA VIEIRA, PORTUGAL Arquitecto/Porto EDUARDO SOUTO DE MOURA, PORTUGAL Arquiteto, Porto GUILLERMO VASQUEZ CONSUEGRA, ESPAÑA ARQUITECTO SEVILLA JUHANI PALLASMAA, FINLNAD Juhani Pallasmaa Architects, Helsinki ALEJANDRO ARAVENA, CHILE 2016 Pritzker Prize and President of the Pritzker Prize Jury MARCELO FERRAZ, BRASIL Brasil Arquitetura, São Paulo FRANCISCO FANUCCI, BRASIL Brasil Arquitetura, São Paulo MARCOS ACAYABA, BRASIL Architect FAUUSP / São Paulo SOLANO BENÍTEZ PARAGUAY Asuncion ARTHUR RÜEGG, SWITZERLAND Prof. emeritus ETH Zurich ELIZABETH M DOWLING, USA Professor Emerita, Georgia Tech, Atlanta CAROLINE CONSTANT, USA Professor Emerita of Architecture, Boston CARLOS EDUARDO COMAS, BRAZIL Architect, Professor Emeritus, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Porto Alegre FRANCESCO DAL CO, ITALIA Professore emerito, IUAV, Venezia DAVID B. BROWNLEE, USA Shapiro-Weitzenhoffer Professor of the History of Art Emeritus, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia GEORGE BAIRD, CANADA Emeritus Professor; John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape, and Design, University of Toronto GWENDOLYN WRIGHT, USA Professor Emerita, Columbia University, New York City JON LANG, AUSTRALIA Emeritus Professor, University of New South Wales, Sydney KENNETH FRAMPTON, UK/ USA Emeritus Ware Professor, Columbia University, New York DAVID LEATHERBARROW/ USA Emeritus Professor of Architecture, University of Pennsylvania/Philadelphia JUDI LOACH, FRANCE Professor emerita Cardiff University; previous Chair, Docomomo UK MICHAEL DENNIS, USA Architect, Michael Dennis & Assoc., Boston + Professor of Architecture, MIT, Cambridge MARC TREIB, USA Professor of Architecture Emeritus, University of California, Berkeley DANIEL NAEGELE, USA Associate Professor Emeritus, Iowa State University, Ames IA NEIL LEVINE, USA Gleason Professor of History of Art and Architecture emeritus, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA ROBERT GEDDES, USA Emeritus Dean and Professor of Architecture, Princeton University,Princeton NJ,USA ROBERT MCCARTER, USA Ruth and Norman Moore Professor of Architecture, Washington University, St. Louis SYLVIA FICHER, BRASIL Professora emérita, Universidade de Brasília XOSE LOIS MARTINEZ SUAREZ Profesor Emérito UDC A Coruña Galiza VÍCTOR PÉREZ ESCOLANO, ESPAÑA Catedrático Emérirto, Universidad de Sevilla, Sevilla JORGE FRANCISCO LIERNUR, ARGENTINA Architect, Universidad Torcuato Di Tella, Buenos Aires MARDGES BACON, USA Matthews Distinguished University Professor, Northeastern University, Boston MARY N. WOODS, USA Professor Emerita Cornell University GABRIEL RUIZ CABRERO/ SPAIN Emeritus Professor UPM/ Madrid AINO NISKANEN/FINLAND Professor emerita Aalto universiy FRANCIS STRAUVEN, BELGIUM Honorary professor of Ghent University, Belgium. ANTHONY VIDLER /USA Professor of Architecture Cooper Union New York TOM AVERMAETE, NL / SWITZERLAND Professor of History and Theory of Urban Design, ETH Zürich FRANCISCO DÍAZ, CHILE Architect, School of Architecture UC Chile; Ediciones ARQ, Santiago, Chile FÉLIX ARRANZ / ESPAÑA Arquitecto y editor / Barcelona FERNANDO DIEZ, ARGENTINA Director Editorial, Summa+, Buenos Aires INÉS MOISSET, ARGENTINA Arquitecta, Conicet, Argentina MIQUEL ADRIA, MEXICO CITY Architect, Arquine magazine, Mexico City FLORENCIA RODRIGUEZ / ARGENTINA - USA Editorial Director, Lots of Architecture publishers / Buenos Aires - Boston GIULIA RICCI/ ITALY Editor, Domus magazine/ Rozzano Suzanne & William Allen Professor of Architecture; Illinois School of Architecture, University of Illinois at ALEJANDRO LAPUNZINA/ UNITED STATES, ARGENTINA, SPAIN Urbana-Champaign/ Urbana-Champaign, Illinois & Barcelona, Spain FRANCISCO JAVIER RODRÍGUEZ, PUERTO RICO Director, Illinois School of Architecture RENATO D'ALENÇON CASTRILLÓN Sub-Director Académico, Escuela de Arquitectura, P. Universidad Católica de Chile. Santiago Professor, Brown University; Director John Nicholas Brown Center for Public Humanities and Cultural DIETRICH NEUMANN Heritage EDUARDO MOSQUERA-ADELL / SPAIN Full professor, coordinator of the Master in Architecture and Historic Heritage - University of Sevilla / Seville Director, UNESCO World Heritage Centre, 2000-2010 and ADG Culture 2010-2018, UNESCO , Paris. FRANCESCO BANDARIN, ITALY Professor of Urban Conservation, University IUAV, Venice, Italy FARÈS EL-DAHDAH, USA Professor of Art History, Rice University, Houston TX FERNANDO PÉREZ OYARZUN, CHILE Professor, Universidad Católica de Chile, Santiago JAIME CORREA / USA Director Undergraduate Program, School of Architecture, University of Miami / Coral Gables, Florida / USA JOSÉ DE NORDENFLYCHT, CHILE Director Departamento Artes Integradas, UPLA, Valparaíso Head of Theories, Urbanism, Architecture Dept., School of Architecture, University of Navarra, Pamplona, JORGE TÁRRAGO Spain JUAN IGNACIO DEL CUETO RUIZ-FUNES Director, Facultad de Arquitectura UNAM, México IIT College of Architecture, Professor and Director PhD Program in Architecture, Inaugural John Vinci MICHELANGELO SABATINO, USA Distinguished Research Fellow PICO, RAMÓN / SPAIN Dean. School of Architecture / Seville. Spain DAVID RIFKIND/UNITED STATES Director, University of Florida School of Architecture/Gainesville ROBIN B. WILLIAMS, PH.D., UNITED STATES Chair, Architectural History, Savannah College of Art and Design, Savannah, GA SANGEETA BAGGA INDIA Principal Chandigarh College of Architecture Chandigarh BRUNO STAGNO,
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