“European Heritage Homes in Green Transition”
Hybrid Conference “European Heritage Homes in Green Transition”
28-29 October 2024, Tallinn, Estonia, zoom and FB livestream. Conference language is in English, with simultaneous translation into Estonian.
Organisers: ICOMOS Estonia in cooperation with ICOMOS European National committees, Ministry of Culture and Ministry of Climate, National Heritage Board, Tallinn University of Technology, Estonian Academy of Arts, Estonian Museum of Architecture and Estonian Open Air Museum
Conference is part of the LIFE heritageHOME project co-funded by the European Union. More about the aims of the project https://www.kul.ee/en/heritagehome
Aims of the conference: 1) to highlight current trends and strategies for cultural heritage in green transition in Europe and in Esronia ; 2) to exchange experiences from ongoing research and development programmes on energy renovation and heritage; 3) to share challenges and success stories of improving energy efficiency via concrete examples of historic homes.
Locations: Estonian Museum of Architecture and Estonian Open Air Museum, Tallinn. FB livestream, zoom
For participation in the conference (in presence or in zoom), please register here. NB! There are limited number of places https://forms.gle/Z8hXPJVgVxn6G4Zj9.
October 28th, 2024
Conference “Heritage Homes in Green Transition” in the Estonian Museum of Architecture, zoom, FB livestream
In English, simultaneous translation into Estonian
- keynote lectures on strategies for green transition and cultural heritage internationally and in Europe
- national case studies and positive examples of cultural heritage in green transition
- roundtable discussion on the energy and climate solutions appropriate for heritage homes
9.30 coffee
Moderators of the day: Ülar Mark and Henry Kuningas
10.00 Opening words. Ministry of Culture. Ministry of Climate
Karen Jagodin, Estonian Museum of Architecture
10.10 Welcome lecture. Riin Alatalu ICOMOS vice president; Ave Paulus, ICOMOS Estonia, President, Climate Action WG. ICOMOS work on historical buildings in Green Transition
10.30 Anne Grady, Ireland, European Parliament. Cultural heritage from a European perspective
10.50 Johanna Leissner, Germany, chair of EU open method of coordination expert group of member states. Strengthening cultural heritage resilience for climate change.
11.10 Robyn Pender, UK, Climate Heritage Network. Finding new approaches to climate action from science and history.
11.30 Andro Mänd, Tallinn City Head Architect. Tallinn in Green Transition.
11.50 Arturs Lapins, President of the Latvian Association of Architects (LAS)
ICOMOS Latvia. Sustainability in Restoration.
12.10 -13.00 lunch break
13.00 Kadri Kallast, Ministry of Culture, ICOMOS Estonia. Heritage Homes project.
13.20 Philipp Hesse, ICOMOS Germany. FuturHist – tailored intervention solutions for future-proofing historic buildings in Europe.
13.40 Ulrika Mebus and Tina Wik, ICOMOS Sweden. Energy efficiency policies and practice in Sweden.
14.00 Arnstein Brekke, ICOMOS Norway. Historic homes and energy-efficiency in Norway
14.20 Marko Huttunen, Juulia Mikkola, ICOMOS Finland. – Examples of restoring historic homes with natural ventilation.
14.40. Üllar Alev. Heritage Board of Estonia, ICOMOS Estonia. – Opportunities and challenges of improving energy performance in historic buildings in Estonia.
15.00 coffee
15.30-17.00 Panel discussion – challenges for heritage homes in the green transition.
October 29th, 2024
9.30 coffee
10.00-12.00 – Roundtable discussion in the Museum of Architecture on innovative solutions for a green transition for European historic buildings. In English
Bus to the Estonian Open Air Museum, lunch in the Kolu Inn
15.00 – 18.00 Networking seminar for participants and ICOMOS experts in the Setu farm at the Estonian Open Air Museum. Presentations on sustainable energy solutions for historic buildings. In English
Moderator: Elo Lutsepp, ICOMOS estonia, Estonian Open Air Museum
Eran Mordohovitch. ICOMOS Israel & Technion – Israel Institute of Technology. – Between two cities. Energy efficiency and sustainability considerations and implementation in two World Heritage Cities along the Mediterranean eastern coasts.
Petra Eriksson. Uppsala University Campus Gotland. – Aligning Homeowners’ Attitudes Toward Cultural Values and Energy Efficiency with Societal Demands – results from a study in historic single-family buildings in Sweden.
Alois Andreas Põdra, The Centre of Rural Architecture, Estonian Open Air Museum. – Technical state and energy performance of unlisted heritage buildings in the renovation wave: an Estonian perspective.
Organisers: ICOMOS Estonia in cooperation with the ICOMOS National committees, Estonian Ministry of Culture, Estonian Ministry of Climate, Estonian National Heritage Board, Tallinn Technical University, Estonian Academy of Arts, Estonian Open Air Museum, Estonian Museum of Architecture
FB livestream https://fb.me/e/55eKr7tTD
For participation in the conference (in presence or in zoom), please register here. NB! There are limited number of places https://forms.gle/Z8hXPJVgVxn6G4Zj9.
Contact:
Ave Paulus, President of ICOMOS Estonia, estonia@icomos.org, +3725239404
