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EDUCATION and REUSE the Public Authorities, the Professionals and the Educational Community docomomo International is a non-profit organization dedicated to the documentation and conservation of buildings, sites and neighborhoods of the Modern Movement. It aims at: • Bringing the significance of the architecture of the Modern Movement to the attention of the public, EDUCATION AND REUSE the public authorities, the professionals and the educational community. • Identifying and promoting the surveying of the Modern Movement's works. • Fostering and disseminating the development International committee for of appropriate techniques and methods of conservation. • Opposing destruction and disfigurement documentation and conservation of significant works. • Gathering funds for documentation and conservation. • Exploring and of buildings, sites and neighbourhoods of the developing knowledge of the Modern Movement. modern movement docomomo International wishes to extend its field of actions to new territories, establish new Journal 61 — 2019/03 partnerships with institutions, organizations and NGOs active in the area of modern architecture, develop and publish the international register, and enlarge the scope of its activities in the realm of research, documentation and education. EDUCATION AND REUSE EDUCATION Journal 61 With the support of With the special collaboration of With the support of the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union DJ 61_capa.indd 1 15/11/2019 01:33 Editor Pokfulam Road, Pokfulam docomomo Kosovo [email protected] docomomo Taiwan Ana Tostões Phone: 852 2859 7962 Bekim Ramku, president Rémi Wang, secretary Guest editor [email protected] Rudina Voca, secretary docomomo Portugal Department of Architecture, Michel Melenhorst http://docomomo.hk Hekuran Fetahu, treasurer See docomomo Iberia. National Taipei University of Technology Editorial Board Hakif Zejnullahu, S11 1/4 1, Chunghsiao E. 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