PROGRAMME OF THE INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS PRESERVING TRANSCULTURAL HERITAGE: YOUR WAY OR MY WAY? 05 JULY 2017 06 JULY 2017 07 JULY 2017 08 JULY 2017 Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Book presentation (09.30h) (from 09.30h) Registration (Auditorium I) Parallel sessions 09.30h – 11.00h Opening ceremony (10.30h) Parallel sessions (09.50h) XVI - XVII (Auditorium I) VII - VIII - IX 11.00h – 11.30h Welcome cocktail Coffee break Parallel sessions Parallel sessions Parallel sessions 11.30h – 13.00h I - II - III X - XI - XII XVIII - XIX 13.00h – 14.30h Lunch time CONGRESS TOUR Parallel sessions Parallel sessions Parallel sessions 14.30 – 16.00h Congress tour – Sintra IV - V - VI XIII – XIV - XV XX - XXI Departure from FLUL - 8.30h 16.00h – 16.30h Coffee break Arrival to FLUL - 19.30h Keynote speaker lecture Keynote speaker lecture Keynote speaker lecture 16.30h – 17.30h Jukka Jokilehto Raimundo Mendes da Silva Siegfried Enders (Auditorium I) (Auditorium I) (Auditorium I) 17.30h – 18.00h Coffee break Monastery of Jerónimos Round table (Auditorium I) (departure from the FLUL by bus) Jukka Jokilehto Poster session Raimundo Mendes da Silva Closing ceremony (18.00h) 18.00h – 19.30h (Auditorium I - atrium) Siegfried Enders Book release (19.00h) Ding Yuan Congress dinner (19.30h) Chair: Joaquim R. Santos 05 JULY 2017 – Wednesday – 11.30h - 13.00h Parallel session I - Auditorium I The “Indian melting pot” for religions and cultures: challenges concerning Chair: Siegfried Enders transcultural heritage preservation “Your Church is Older than the Taj Mahal!” - The Challenge of Preserving the Patrimony 11.30h Fleur D'Souza of the Archdiocese of Bombay Cultural Idiosyncrasies and Preservation Challenges in the Indo-Portuguese Catholic 11.50h Joaquim Rodrigues dos Santos Religious Architecture of Goa (India) The Politics of Renovation: The Disappearing Architecture of Goa’s Brahmanical 12.10h Amita Kanekar Temples 12.30h Vishvesh Kandolkar + Pithamber Polsani The Ruination of the Inconvenient: Eroding Goa’s Intangible Heritage Parallel session II - Auditorium III Preserving shared heritage along the Silk Road, a major creator of cultural Chair: Thomas Coomans encounters A Century of Archaeological Research and Restorations at Ani: Preserving an Armenian- 11.30h Zeynep Aktüre + Fahriye Bayram Orthodox vs. Turkish-Islamic Past Chinoiserie: An Exploration of Cultural Heritage Along the Maritime Silk Roads Empire 11.50h Mei Qing on the Borders: Fragile Structures Along the Frontiers Between the Byzantine and Slavic Cultures Some Remarks Regarding the Preservation of Ilkhanid Architectural Heritage in Iran: 12.10h Ana Marija Grbanovic History, Challenges and Perspectives The Silk Road: How Maritime Routes can Promote Cultural Connections - Macau as 12.30h Maria José do Carmo Freitas Case-Study Parallel session III - Auditorium IV Heritage values and management of African historic cities and sites with Chair: Luís Urbano Afonso European influences 11.30h Margarida Helena de La Féria Valla The Construction of Cultural Heritage in Brazil: Minas Gerais and Goiás 11.50h Tereza Duarte Paes Preservation of Heritage and Urban Renovation: The New Meanings of City Landscapes Architecture Identity of the Old Town of Buenos Aires: Defense and Recovery of its 12.10h Jesús Rojas-Marcos González Transcultural Heritage Preservation of Heritage and Professionalization of Culture in Belém do Pará: 12.30h Cybelle Salvador Miranda Theoretical Aspects and Ideological Divergences 05 JULY 2017 – Wednesday – 14.30h - 16.00h Parallel session IV - Auditorium I European heritage as Imperialist statements in colonies: (un)desirable Chair: Joaquim Rodrigues dos Santos memories which must be protected or to be forgotten? Law, Religion, Heritage: Preservation in Late Colonial India - The Problem of the Thatta 14.30h Indra Sengupta Mosque Luís Benavente: A Key Player in Portugal’s Strategy for the Safeguarding of Colonial 14.50h Vera Mariz Architectural Heritage 15.10h Amélia Polónia + Cátia Miriam Costa Colonial Heritage in Latin America: Damnatio Memoriæ or Transcultural Dialogue? The Saint Sebastian Fortress on the Island of Mozambique: The Conservation of a 15.30h Maurizio Berti Foreign Heritage Parallel session V - Auditorium III Greeks, Romans and Byzantines in the Mediterranean region and Near East: Chair: John Ward guarding transcultural remains containing ancient classical influences Learning from the Past: The Case of Transcultural Heritage in Rural Ecclesiastical 14.30h Nasso Chrysochou Monuments of Cyprus 14.50h Açalya Alpan + Ece Kumkale Açıkgöz Multi-Cultural Perception of the Cult Site of Hacı Bayram in Historic Center of Ankara Emilija Nikolić + Jelena Anđelković Grašar + 15.10h Viminacium: Research, Protection and Recognition Dragana Rogić Comparative Analysis of the Identity and Patrimonial Processes of Two Roman 15.30h Rute Teixeira + Fabio Vergara Cerqueira Archaeological Sites in Portugal: The Roman Temple of Évora and the Schrine of Panóias, Vila Real Parallel session VI - Auditorium IV Questions, controversies and idiosyncrasies on authenticity between different Chair: Susan Jackson-Stepowski cultures, when focusing the safeguarding of transcultural heritage 14.30h Mariko Azuma Yin Yu Tang and the Effects of Re-Contextualization on Vernacular Architecture “My Culture” as a Constantly Changing Perception: Vernacular Built Traditions in 14.50h Deborah Whelan Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa 15.10h Meghan Gilbride (Re)Inventing the Indians: Native American Voices in Contemporary Museum Practice 15.30h Nadya K. Nenadich Correa Memory, Space & Transcultural Heritage in Puerto Rico 05 JULY 2017 – Wednesday – 18.00h Poster session | Chair: Joaquim Rodrigues dos Santos Unwanted Heritage as Asset, Position of Memorial Architecture of Communist Aida Bičakčić Yugoslavia in Contemporary Bosnia and Herzegovina Athanasios T. Stogiannos Enhancement and Digitalization of Ecclesiastical Relics Preserving Transcultural Heritage in a Unique Land Where the Continents & Cultures Ebru Yıldız + Elmas Erdoğan Meet: Istanbul Case Ebru Yıldız + Elmas Erdoğan Archeological Landscapes, it’s Survival and Sustainability: Antalya, Perge Case Inci Olgun + Burcu Büken Cantimur + Esin Safeguarding of Architectural Heritage of Istanbul Galata District: From Old Venice Hasgul + Esra Turgut Colony to Tourism Center Joaquim Rodrigues dos Santos Preservation of the Basilica of Bom Jesus in Goa: An Illusion of Immanence The Apprehended Rebellion Against Modern Catholic Church Architecture and Liliane Rejante Manahan Iconography in a Small Philippine City Roseline Vanessa Oliveira Machado + Flávia Portuguese-Brazilian Landscape: An Urban Heritage Network Cerullo + Bianca Machado Silveli Maria de Toledo Russo Clerical House and Museum: Trajectories of Architectural Heritage in Brazil 06 JULY 2017 – Thursday – 09.30h - 11.00h Parallel session VII - Auditorium I Contextualizing the (un)wanted: tourism and management of the Chair: Michael Jansen architecture of totalitarian regimes in Europe 09.50h Magdalena Howorus-Czajka (Un)Wanted Heritage? Socialist Realist Architecture in Gdynia and Gdansk Sense and Sensitivity: Krakow's Route of Memory as a Way of Collective Trauma 10.10h Łucja Piekarska - Duraj Management 10.30h Elżbieta Błotnicka-Mazur Contextualizing the Heritage of the Communist Regime in Poland: New Narratives Parallel session VIII - Auditorium III Safeguarding of architectural heritage belonging to ethnic and religious Chair: Mei Qing minorities inside countries with dominant cultures Built Together, Heritagised Together: Using Building Archaeology for Safeguarding Early 09.50h Thomas Coomans + Xu Yitao Modern Churches in China Universal Rules or Community Values? Negotiative Conservation of Minority Heritage in 10.10h Elif Keser-Kayaalp Turkey Minority Architecture as “Shared Built Heritage”: The Transylvanian Saxon's Communal 10.30h Timo Hagen Buildings in Romania Parallel session IX - Auditorium IV Heritage values and management of African historic cities and sites with Chair: Jorge Correia European influences The 19th Century Architecture and Urban Planning in the Kasbah of Algiers: A Colonial 09.50h Asma Hadjilah Inheritance to be Protected The Preservation of Maputo’s Downtown Built Heritage: Issues, Practices and 10.10h Lisandra Mendonça Challenges Authenticity and Identity Dilemma - The Case of Mombasa Old Town and Lamu World 10.30h Kassim M. Omar Heritage Site 06 JULY 2017 – Thursday – 11.30h - 13.00h Parallel session X - Auditorium I Greeks, Romans and Byzantines in the Mediterranean region and Near East: Chair: Hélder Carita guarding transcultural remains containing ancient classical influences Empire on the Borders: Fragile Structures Along the Frontiers Between the Byzantine 11.30h Nora Lombardini + Elena Fioretto and Slavic Cultures 11.50h Ljudmila Djukic Felix Romuliana as a Bird Phoenix The Via Antiqua from Braga to Astorga: Transformation, Disruption and Permanence of 12.10h Daniel Vale a Cultural Route Preserving Roman Archaeology in Northern Africa: The House of Amphitrite Curculum 12.30h Alessandro Pierattini (Algeria) Parallel session XI - Auditorium III Questions, controversies and idiosyncrasies on authenticity between different Chair: Maria de Magalhães Ramalho cultures, when focusing the safeguarding of transcultural heritage “The Elephant in the Room”: A Nineteenth Century Well-House Preservation in South 11.30h Braha Kunda Tel-Aviv 11.50h Mario Mata González The Church of Atarfe (Spain): From the Continuity to the Break with the Islamic Past Conservation of Transcultural