Conserving Modern Architecture Initiative
The Conserving Modern Architecture Initiative (CMAI) is a comprehensive, long-term, and international program of the Getty Conservation Institute (GCI). The goal of the CMAI is to advance the practice of conserving twentieth-century heritage, with a focus on modern architecture, through research and investigation, the development of practical conservation solutions, and the creation and distribution of information through training programs and publications. The CMAI works with international and local partners, including professional and organizational networks focused on modern architecture conservation, to expand the existing knowledge base. Read More
Eames House Conservation Project
A CMAI project to develop a conservation management and maintenance plan for this iconic house
Salk Institute Conservation Project
Addressing long-term care of teak window wall assemblies
Contemporary Architecture in the Historic Environment
Developing methodologies & tools to guide design of new buildings & assess their impacts
Training: Introduction to Conserving
Modern Architecture
A course on the preservation of built heritage
Concrete Conservation
Addressing challenges of reinforced concrete buildings and structures
Twentieth-Century Historic Thematic Framework
A tool for assessing heritage places
Colloquium
A meeting of experts to advance practice in conserving modern heritage
Public Programs
Lectures and events on modern architecture
Related Materials
Materials include: publications, videos, and special collections
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Page updated: May 2018