with: Ammar Abdullah Hamad,
Fatimah Ayad Abdulhadi, Lilas Abdulmawala,
Abdullah Bashar Muhammad Basheee,
Hani El-Debuch, Emad Hani Ismaeel
e Yasmine Makaroun

The fourth session will move the focus from the Reconstruction of monuments to a broader discussion on the coevolutionary regeneration of heritage cities. Getting started, a team from the University of Mosul, Iraq, will present different aspects and outcomes of the UNESCO program “Reviving the Spirit of Mosul”. Then experiences from Lebanon and Siria will be presented, introducing also the territorial issues of World Heritage sites impacted by war.

9.00 am

Emad Hani Ismaeel

University of Mosul

Possibilities and Challenges of Reconstructing Post-Conflict Cities: The Old City of Mosul

9.40 am

Fatimah Ayad Abdulhadi

University of Mosul

Interactive Map as a Preventive Conservation Tool for Heritage Building Information Management of Mosul Old City

10.00 am

Abdullah Bashar Muhammad Bashir, Ammar Abdullah Hamad

University of Mosul

Virtual Museum for Digital Reconstruction of Mosul’s Monuments after Conflicts

10.30 am

Yasmine Makaroun

Lebanese University

Interventions on urban historic areas impacted by disasters/war in Lebanon (tbc)

11.15 am

Lilas Abdulmawla

Politecnico di Milano

Syrian Cultural Heritage: Between transformation, war and resilience

11.55 am

Hani El-Debuch

Heritage International Institute

Rebuilding Syria: Hama’s Norias and the Wheel of Renewal