European Commission
General Direction X
Raphael Program 1999

 

The Scientific Committee
KraKow 2000

Prof. Perez Arroyo - Spain
Prof. Marian Arszyñski - Poland
Prof. Janusz Bogdanowski Poland
Prof. Sherban Cantacusino - UK
Prof. Tadeusz Chrzanowski Poland
Prof. Giuseppe Cristinelli - Italy
Prof. Mario Docci - Italy
Prof Bohumil Fanta - Czech Rep.
Dr Tamas Fejerdy - Hungary
Prof. Robert de Jong - Holland
Prof. Andrzej Kadluczka - Poland
Prof. Tatiana Kirova - Italy
Prof. Zbigniew Kobyliñski- Poland
Prof. Kazimierz Kuúnierz - Poland
Prof. Stanislaw Latour - Poland
Prof. Emma Mandelli - Italy
Prof. Stanislaw Medeksza - Poland
Dr Andrzej Michalowski - Poland
Prof. Andre De Naeyer - Belgium
Prof. Krzysztof Pawlowski -Poland
Prof. Ireneusz Pluska - Poland
Prof. Jacek Purchla - Poland
Prof. J. Javier Rivera Blanco - Spain
Prof. Herb Stovel - Italy
Prof. Andrzej Tomaszewski Poland
Dr Andrea Urland - Italy
Prof. Manfred Wehdorn - Austria
Prof. Mihály Zádor - Hungary
Prof. Wladyslaw Zalewski - Poland
Prof. Teresa Zarêbska - Poland

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Krakow 2000


IIn 1996 the Cracow Polytechnic, in agreement with the secretariat of the I.C.O.M.O.S. for Poland and the Cracow City Council, promoted the International Conference on Conservation Kraków 2000.
CrakowThe steering committee was composed of members from a number of European countries, including Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Italy, Spain, France, the United Kingdom and Belgium.
The Committee's Chairman was Andrzej Kadluckza, Dean of the Faculty of Architecture of Cracow Polytechnic.
The Committee's vice-president was Giuseppe Cristinelli, professor of architectonic restoration at the Venice University Institute of Architecture.
The International Conference on Conservation was held 23/26 October in Cracow, as part of the programme of the European Cities of Culture.
With its nine sections, the meeting at Cracow brought together and developed the results of the activities carried out by the respective chairmen over the last three years in various European cities, through meetings on specific themes, and debates involving a number of qualified figures in the discipline, experts and administrators, as well as vast audiences.
The sections, decided on by the Promoting Committee, will take in all the aspects of conservation, as follows:

  1. Theory, general principles, methods and terminology
    (chairperson: Prof. Giuseppe Cristinelli, Italy; co-chairperson Prof. Sherban Cantacuzino, Great Britain, prof. J. Javier Rivera, Spain);
  2. Economic and legal aspects, organisation and market-related problems
    (chairperson: Prof. Jacek Purchla, Poland; co-chairperson Prof. J. Louis Luxen, Belgium);
  3. Archaeological monuments
    (chairperson: Prof.; Tatiana Kirova, Italy; co-chairperson Prof. Dieter Planck, Germany);
  4. Architectonic monuments, historic ensembles and sites
    (chairperson: Prof. Andrzej Kadluczka, Poland; co-chairperson Prof. André de Naeyer, Belgium);
  5. Historical towns and villages
    (chairperson: Tamas Fejerdy, Hungary; co-chairperson Prof. Perrez Arroyo, Spain);
  6. Parks, gardens and cultural landscapes
    (chairperson: Andrzej Michalowski, Poland; co-chairperson Prof. Robert de Jong, The Netherlands);
  7. Materials, techniques, technologies and engineering-structural aspects (chairperson: Prof. Mihàly Zàdor, Hungary; co-chairperson: Prof. Manfred Wehdorn, Austria);
  8. Applied arts and architectural decoration
    (chairperson Prof. Ireneusz Pluska, Poland);
  9. Training and education in conservation
    (chairperson: Prof. Mario Docci, Italy; co-chairperson: Prof. Herb Stovel, Canada).

Information: International Conference on Conservation Kraków 2000
ul. Kanonicza 1, 31-0002 Kraków, Poland (tel/fax: 48 12 4218786, e-mail c2000@usk.pk.edu.pl, www.pk.edu.pl/~c2000