Architectural Records, Inventories, and Information Systems for Conservation

Course on conservation documentation tools and techniques to help produce better-informed conservation decisions

Project Details

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About

Goal

ICCROM and Getty partnered to offer three instances of this advanced international course in architectural conservation, heritage recording, and information management to help practitioners make better-informed conservation decisions.

Unique among conservation training courses, Architectural Records, Inventories, and Information Systems for Conservation (ARIS) examines the conservation of built heritage through high-tech documentation tools and easy-to-use techniques and research.

Outcomes

  • Training of nearly sixty mid-career professionals including architects, conservators, engineers, and educators
  • ARIS course participants in turn trained others in their home countries using course material

Background

Partner

International Centre for the Study of the Preservation and Restoration of Cultural Property (ICCROM)

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