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     Conference Series on Theoretical and Practical Issues on Built Heritage
     Conservation - Tusnad
     REALISED PROGRAMME - TUSNAD 2009
Wednesday – May 20, 2009
800 – 1800 / Field trip
 Topic: Multiculturalism, Migrations, Globalisation (I.)
 Rute: Sibiu – Cisnădie – Răşinari – Câlnic – Alba Iulia
 1900 – 2100 Dinner in Alba Iulia Fortress
 Thursday – May 21, 2009
 800 – 1500 / Field trip
 Topic: Multiculturalism, Migrations, Globalisation (II.)
Rute: Alba Iulia – Roşia Montană – Ocoliş – Rimetea/Colţeşti
 1800 – 2200 / Rimetea Village
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 Tour of the village and meeting the inhabitants
 Exhibition varnishing:
   WAGNER Péter (HU): The Soundless Well of the Past
   Sergiu NISTOR (RO): "Ion Mincu" University of Architecture and Town Planning – Vernacular Travelling Exhibition
 Opening reception of the Conference (Culture Hall, Rimetea Village)
Friday – May 22, 2009
CONACUL SECUIESC (COLŢEŞTI)

Conference Hall A
 905 – 1035 / MODUL I. / Chairman: Christoph MACHAT (DE)
 Official Opening – Discussions
Christoph MACHAT, Marc de CARAFFE, SZŐCS Ferenc, Sergiu NISTOR, SZABÓ Bálint
 1135 – 1330 / MODUL II. / Chairman: FEJÉRDY Tamás (HU)

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 Conservation Project of the Rural Heritage of Rimetea – Inlăceni
  FEJÉRDY Tamás (HU): Remembering ROMÁN András
  FURU Árpád (RO): The Rimetea Heritage Conservation Project
  ALBERT – HOMONNAI Márton (RO): The Problems and Possibilities of a Region's Heritage Protection – Examples from Harghita Co. on the Integrated Protection of Vernacular Built Heritage
  MÁTÉ Zsolt (HU): Heritage Conservation Programme – Heritage Conservation Without Programme – Conclusions of the Heritage Conservation Projects at Inlăceni and Rimetea
  Discussions
 1400 – 1500 / The annual meeting of ICOMOS – CIAV
 
 1510– 1710 / MODUL III. A. / Chairman: Sergiu NISTOR (RO)

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 Protection of Vernacular Architecture in Rural Existence Conditions
  POZSONY Ferenc (RO): Vernacular Built Heritage in the Context of Preserving Tradition and Modernization
  BALOGH Márton (RO): Rural Development: Realities and Possibilities
  Ioan HOSU (RO): Cultural Heritage and Rural Development Processes
  MIKLÓS Zoltán (RO): A Change in Lifestyle and Interior Furnishing in the Area of Sovata
 1745 – 1945 / MODUL III. B. / Chairman: POZSONY Ferenc (RO)

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 Protection of Vernacular Architecture in Rural Existence Conditions
  SZABÓ Árpád Töhötöm (RO): Using Domestic Buildings as an Economic and Social Adapting
  SZŐCSNÉ GAZDA Enikő (RO): Lifestyle in the Three Seats Region, as Reflected by the Inventories of a Family
  RODICS Gergely (RO): Architectural Landscape Development
 1950 – 2020 / Book and journal review
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  Ligia FULGA: Saşii despre ei înşişi
  Issue nr. 2/2009 of Transsylvania Nostra journal


Conference Hall B
 1505 – 1640 / MODUL IV. A. / Chairman: BENCZÉDI Sándor (RO)

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 Heritage Values of Vernacular Architecture
  Christoph MACHAT (DE): The Inventory of Saxon Vernacular Architecture
  BALASSA M. Iván (HU): Inventory of the Vernacular Architecture Values
  SEBESTYÉN József (HU): The Documentation (Inventorying – Inventory of Values) of Architectural Heritage in Hungarian Settlements from Transylvania
  Virgil POP (RO): On the Influence of Cultured Architecture on the Vernacular One
 1740 – 1930 / MODUL IV. B. / Chairman: BALASSA M. Iván (HU)

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 Heritage Values of Vernacular Architecture
  BENKŐ Elek (HU): The Role and Results of Archeology in the Research of Vernacular Architecture
  KERNER Gábor (HU): The Architecture of the Lemko Community in Subcarpathia
  FURU Árpád (RO): The Ethnographic Distribution of the Transylvanian Vernacular Architecture
  MIHÁLY Ferenc (RO): Historical Joinery. Old Doors in Transylvania
  Ioana URDEA (RO): The Protection of Built Heritage – Values of Rural Heritage
Saturday – May 23, 2009
CONACUL SECUIESC (COLŢEŞTI)

Conference Hall A
 905 – 1105 / MODUL V. A. / Chairman: Ana BÂRCĂ (RO)

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 Multiculturality of Vernacular Heritage Values
  Adriana STROE (RO): Şaroş pe Târnave, a Classic Example of a Multi-ethnic Settlement in the Region Colonized by Saxons
  Marc de CARAFFE (CA): Gimme (ethnic) Shelter
  DOBOSYNÉ ANTAL Anna (HU): A Western European Building Technology in the Carpathian Basin. Fachwerk in Southern Transdanubia
  Liliana ROŞIU (RO): The Influence of the German Typology on the Urban Houses from the Banat Plain
  KINDA István (RO): Dwellings and Interior Furnishing of Roma’s in the Three Seats Region
 1140 – 1410 / MODUL VI.A. / Chairman: Călin HOINĂRESCU (RO)

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 Protection of Vernacular Architecture
  Ana BÂRCĂ (RO): The Restoration of Architecture in the National Open Air Museum
  SISA Béla (HU): Selection of My Works on Vernacular Architectural Rehabilitation
  Hossam MAHDY (EG): Preliminary Notes on the Vernacular Heritage in the Arab Region
  MÁTÉ Zsolt (HU): Csongrád-Center – Retrospection – The First Example of Territorial Protection of Vernacular Architecture in Hungary
  Victorija ALADŽIČ (SP): Ternary Rural Houses in Subotica
  ifj. SISA Béla. (HU): Restored Windmills and the Ones under Restoration
 1515– 1705 / MODUL VI. B. / Chairman: SISA Béla (HU)

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 Protection of Vernacular Architecture
  Călin HOINĂRESU – Manuela HOINĂRESU – Irina PAVELEŢ (RO): Applying the European Landscape Convention in Romania
  Ana BÂRCĂ (RO): Architectural Heritage – an Advantage for Local Development
  MÁNYI István (HU): The Rehabilitation of Flood Damages from Bereg County – 2001
  Discussions
 1835 – 1930 / MODUL VII. / Chairman: SZABÓ Bálint (RO)

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 Closing Module: Conclusions, TUSNAD 2011
  Report of the chairmen
  Directions of evaluation – protection of vernacular architecture – final conclusions TUSNAD 2011 – Alba Iulia/Deva: Transylvanian fortresses in the spot light again
 Discussions


B Terem
 1135 – 1330 / MODUL V. B. / Chairman: Marc de CARAFFE (CA)

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 Multiculturality of Vernacular Heritage Values
  Aurelian STROE (RO): The Force of Example – The Vernacular Architecture of Şmig Village (Sibiu Co.)
  Gerardo TORRES-ZÁRATE (MX): Multi-Cultural Architecture in the Rural House in Tabasco, Mexico
  Ligia FULGA (RO): Vernacular Architecture in the Multicultural Space of Southern Transylvania: Codlea – Dwelling Models
  Iozefina POSTĂVARU (RO): The Historical Suburbs of Braşov – Ethnic
  Kwangsik KIM (CO): Best Preserved Historic Villages of Korea (Hahoe and Yangong)
  PATAKY Emőke (HU): Ornamental Barns, Iron Gosses / Vállaj Swabian Village (Hungary) – poster exhibition
  Discussions

 2000 – 2200 / Closing reception of the Conference (Conacul Secuiesc, Colţeşti)
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