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Marina Aleksandrovna Dobronovskaya 111555 Moscow Marina Aleksandrovna Dobronovskaya 111555 Moscow, Molostovykh St, 11 k. 2, ap. 162. Russian Federation email: [email protected] Phone: +7-977-451-0037 Education: 2013. PhD, Preservation Studies Program, University of Delaware, Newark, DE USA. 1980 B.A./M.A. Russian State University for Humenities, Historian-archivist Professional Career: 2015-2019: LTD «Expert Centre» of the Academy of Architectural Heritage». Author/complier: Management Plan of the World Heritage Site "Ensemble of the Novodevichy Convent" Moscow. Management Plan of the World Heritage Site "The Church of the Ascension, Kolomenskoye", Moscow. Nomination Dossier "Cathedral of the Transfiguration of the Savior with the Medieval Rampart City Wall ofPereslavl-Zalessky (1152-1157)". 1988-2000: Senior Specialist, Art and architectural history, Soviet State Research and Design Institute for Historical Preservation. (Later, Research and Design Institute of Restoration, 1991-1997, and the Center for Restoration of Historical Monuments and Culture, 1997-1998); USSR (later Russian Federation) Ministry of Culture. Conducted historical archive work for restoration of historically significant buildings, streets, estates, and town districts. Created computerized data bases and worked with original architectural plans, historical correspondence, and other archival documentation. Languages: Russian (native), English (fluent), French (speaking/reading knowledge), Bulgarian (functional) Publications: Books: 2018. Moscow. Protected by the state. On the lOOth anniversaty of the formation of bodies for the protection of monuments (Moscow: Moscow Admnistration of Cultural Heritage). Co-authored with L. Weintraub. 1 2012: Ob ject of Preservation: Moscow. Ninety-five years of historic preservation. The Moscow Historical Preservation Agency. (Moscow: Moscow Admnistration of Cultural Heritage) Co-authored with L.R. Weintraub. The book received the First Prize of the Mayor of Moscow for the best book on restoration and the Silver Sign of the XXI International Festival "Architecture-2013" in the competition "The best printed publication about architecture and architects". Articles: 2019. "Cold War: A Transnational Approach to a Contested Global Heritage." Co­ authored with Schofield, J., Cocroft, W., in International Journal of Heritage Studies (forthcoming). 2018. "B.N. Zasypkin. Scientific biography," in The city ofBolgar and the study of Tatar culture in Tatarstan and Crimea in 1921-1930 (Kazan: Institute of Archeology, Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Tatarstan), 157-172. Conference Papers: 2018. "World Heritage Site 'Ensemble of the Novodevichy Convent': Stages of the Management Plan Writing." Conference: Management of World Heritage Sites of Religious Purpose, Yerevan, May 2018. 2017. "Cold War Heritage in the Russian Federation." Conference: Militage 2017, by ICOFORT, Norway, September 2018. 2015. "Visions of the Future and the Past: Urban Reconstruction vs. Historic Preservation in Novgorod Veliky in the Decades after WWII." 2015 Annual Convention of the Association for Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies (ASEEES). Philadelphia, November. 2 Natalia de RENDINGER (ZHUKOVSKAYA) Architecte DE et du Patrimoine russe, Architecte DE HMONP Mail: [email protected] Tel: +33 770 87 86 53 ACTlVITE PROFESSIONNELLE EN ARCHITECTURE ET EN FORMATION INITIALE URBANISME 1978-1983 lnstitut Technique depuis 2018. Architecte.liberal sous leN" 085292 (Agence <<TRIADAArchitect.:ue))) d'Etat d'lrkoutsk - Faculte d'Architecture (ISTU) depuis 2016 Membre du Comite NationaliCOMOS (Russie) Diplome d'Architecte d'Etat depuis 2015 Membra du conseil de selection du ministere de Ia culture de Ia Russia FORMATION pour les objets destines a candidater au patrimoine mondial de I'UNESCO COMPLEMENTAIRE depuis 2011 Expert Federal du Patrimoine de Ia Russie, inscrite sur le site du Ministere 2016-2017 HMONPENSAP Bordeaux de Ia culture de .Ia Federation de Russie 2016 Reconnaissance du diploma 2011-2015 Associe de SAS "ZRZ" d'atchitecte par Ia Republique Franc;;aise 2008 -2011 Enseignante du Projet architectural et urbain a Ia faculte d'Architecture de 2014 Commission d'Etat d'Agrement I'Universite Technique d'lrkoutsk (iSTU) des Restaurateurs du Patrinioine de Russia Expert Federal du Patrimoine 2010-2011 Directrice de I'Universite d'Hiver de maitrise d'oeuvre urbaine de Baikal (ISTU) 2011-2013 Cite de !'architecture et du patrimoine I' ecole de Chaillot. Sui vi de 2007-2011 Fondatrice et Directrice de !'Ecole lnternationale du Ba"ikal de Preservation Ia formation DSA, mention Architecture et Patrimoine et de Restauration du Patrimoine {organisme federanti'ENSAP de Bordeaux, !'Association Nationale Ouvriere des Compagnons du Devoir, 2011 Cours ltaliano-russe qe L'ISTU et le Lycee Professionnel N" 17 d'lrkoutsk) perfectionnement. Ministere de Ia culture de Ia Russie et Ateliers 2004-2011 Chef de projets de I'Agence d'Architecture de Nlkolay Zhukovsky centraux d'etudes scie~tifiques et de (lrkoutsk, Russie) projets de restauration du patrimoine (Moscou) 2002·2007 Chef de I' Atelier individual de Natalia Zhukovskaya 2007-2011 lnstitut d'Art et de Restauration de Moscou. Expert en 1997·2006 Architect.e et chercheur du Service de Protection du Patrimoine de Ia Chef Specialiste des Objets. du Region ~'lrkoutsk Patrimoine Culture! 1983-1997 Archltecte et Chef de projets du Patrlmolne de I'Atelier de Recherche et de 2008-2010 Certiflcat d'Etat 1$0 Projet du Patrim ine d'lrkoutsk 9~001 : 2000 d'Expert 2009 Sta~ de· formation ~Arch itecture et Urbamsme» Universite Techn1que crEtat d'lrkoutsk. :Y 20071nstitut d'Art et de Restauration 'PARTICIPATIONS de Moscou. Stage de formation . I 2012 Conference au Forum international DENKMAL de Leipzig Allemagne "Recherche, Analyse, Projet et Travaux de Restauration Presentation de «I'Ecole lnternationale de Restauration etde Preservation du patrimoine architectural du Ba'ikal )) 2002 Commission d'Etat d'Agrement 2011 Forum economique du Baikal des Restaurateurs du Patrimoine de XVII-Etme Assemlee Generate de I'ICOMOS (Paris). Russia Architecte du Patrimoine et 2010 Universite Technique d'lstanbul : conference «Evolution de !'habitat traditionnel Licence d'Etat d'exercice du metier des Bouriates sous !'influence russe)) d'Architecte du Patrimoine 2009 Exposition du XVI1° Festival International d'architecture de Moscou Exposition Regionale "Architecture de Siberie Orientale" {lrkoutsk) INFORMATIQUE: 2008 Exposition R&:gionale "Architecture de Siberie Orientale" (lrkoutsk) Diploma autocad photos hop Confbrence au Forum internationaiDENKMAL de Leipzig Allemagne Participation sketch up Ms office a !'exposition sur Ia protection des monuments et Ia restauration Diplome 2007 Or9anisatrice de Ia conference «Reg lamentation juridique de Ia protection de !'heritage cultureh), LANGUES: Exposition Regionale "Architecture de Siberie .Orientale" (lrkoutsk) Russe - langue maternelle Frangais - courant PUBLICATIONS 1998-2015 Plusieurs revues d'Architecture et universitaires- Projet Ba"ikal, Nasledie, ISTU Nadezhda Filatova Head of the World Heritage and International Communication Department Russian Scientific Research Institute of Cultural and Natural Heritage named after D.S.Likhachev (Heritage Institute) Nadezhda graduated with honors from the international law faculty of the Russian Foreign Trade Academy of the Ministry of Economic Development of the Russian Federation, specialization: international lawyer with knowledge of a foreign language. In 2011-2015 she worked in federal executive bodies -Rosokhrankultura (Federal Service for monitoring compliance with cultural heritage protection law) and the Ministry of culture of the Russian Federation (Department of state protection of cultural heritage). In the Ministry of culture she dealt with issues related to the implementation of the Convention Concerning the Protection of the World Cultural and Natural Heritage 1972, interaction with UNESCO and other international organizations, was also responsible for contacts with World Heritage managers in Russia and abroad, participated in the preparation and examination of legal acts (federal and regional levels). She participated in the preparation of the second cycle of periodic reporting by States signatories to the World Heritage Convention, reports on the state of conservation of the Russian UNESCO sites, international expert missions, preparation of the nomination dossiers of Russian monuments for inclusion into the World Heritage List (Assumption Cathedral and Monastery of the town-island of Sviyazhsk, Monuments of Ancient Pskov, etc.). At the end of2015, she headed the World Heritage and International Communication Department at Heritage Institute. In 2016-2018 the World Heritage and International Communication Department under the leadership ofN. Filatova developed strategic planning documents (management plans) for the world heritage sites "Historical center of the city ofYaroslavl", "White Monuments ofVladimir and Suzdal", "Architectural Ensemble of the Trinity Sergius Lavra in Sergiev Posad" and nomination dossiers of the sites for inclusion into the UNESCO World Heritage List - "Petroglyphs of the Lake Onega and the White Sea"," Monuments of the Arctic marine mammal hunters ofChukotka", "Testament ofKenozero" and "Monuments of Ancient Pskov". Nadezhda Filatova is member of the Council of the Moscow branch of the Russian national Committee of the International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS), national coordinator of the program of the Council of Europe "European
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