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Executive Progamme in Management of Complex
Environments
FLORENCE-TURIN-LISBON
01JULY-15 SEPTEMBER
2014
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Organization
International Institute on Territorial and Environmental Dynamics II.TED [it]
Main Partners
Higher Institute on Territorial Systems for Innovation SITI [it]
University of Florence [it]
Department of Architecture DIDA
Communication Strategic Lab CSL
Faculdade de Ciências Sociais e Humanas, Universidade Nova de Lisboa FCSH/NOVA [pt]
Research Centre for Geography and Regional Planning e-Geo
The Portuguese Centre for Global History CHAM
Environmental Research and Design [ir]
Red Internacional de Pensamiento Crítico sobre Globalización y Patrimonio Construido RIGPAC [co]
Supporting partners
Fondazione Adriano Olivetti [it]
A2 studio srl [it]
Media partner
Aracne editrice [it]
Esempi di Architettura edA [it]
Livraria Palavra de viajante [pt]
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II.TED
Background
The idea behind of the Executive Programme in Heritage Management comes after the past experiences of
organizing international scientific collaborations between Iran, Portugal and Italy with an outstanding choice of
partners and professionals. The First International Workshop on Urbanization and Cultural Landscape took
place between July 4-16 2011 in Turin-Italy, The International Workshop on Landscape Quality Assessments in
September 3-11 2012 between Lisbon-Portugal and The Second International Workshop on Urbanization and
Cultural Landscape between July 17-31 in Turin-Italy.
Presentation
The Executive Programme in Management of Complex Environments is a complete scientific and executive
programme that deals with topics such as socio-cultural development, public participation, cultural/natural
heritage management and conservation, cultural landscape, historic urban landscape, urbanization, divided
cities, small islands development strategies and coastal design, cultural routes, sacred landscapes, transboundary heritage sites, territorial communication and much more.
It is a unique programme of its kind and is the first edition of the School in Heritage Management's executive
programme. This training programme aims at focusing on the governance and the management of heritage
sites with a socio-cultural anchorage. Heritage as a potential vehicle for support could accelerate local
development in terms of social integration, community participation, education, improvement of living condition
and economic opportunities. This programme brings together not only theoretical concepts, but also converts
each participant into a traveller who can gain different experiences from different countries.
Presentation
The Executive Programme in Management of Complex Environments is a segmented and practical higher
international study programme aimed towards students and professionals graduated in the fields of planning,
design and conservation of urban areas, landscape and heritage, also environmental design, geography and
territorial sciences. This programme covers 4 complex environments, presented in phases as follows:
• Heritage Cities and Historic Urban Landscape (Florence and Venice, 01-08 July 2014)
• Urbanization and Cultural Landscape (Turin, 09-15 July 2014)
• Cultural Routes and Transnational Sites (Lisbon, 24-30 July 2014)
• Sustainable management of costal environments and Small Island Developing Strategies (Distance
learning*, 01-14 September 2014)
* The first and second phase of these workshops will take place in Italy (University of Florence and Polytechnic
of Turin), the third phase in Portugal (Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Faculdade de Ciências Sociais e Humanas)
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and the final phase will be held online (In case of an accordance, the 3rd phase of this event will be held in
Kish Island, Iran).
Methodology
The methodology of this programme is based on a multiple activity model including theoretical, practical, case
studies and site visits, exercises, group work and classroom discussions. Participants will need to be active
and involved during all these activities. Some of the topics that will be studied in depth during this programme
are; heritage management and heritage impact assessment, territorial communication, urbanization,
monitoring, evaluation and designing of landscape, sustainable tourism management, protection and
sustainable use of natural resources.
Scientific Committee
Alessio Re, SiTI, CSS-EBLA
Gabriele Corsani, DIDA, University of Florence
Giulio Mondini, SiTI, Polytechnic of Turin
Hassanali Laghai, Kish-International Campus, University of Tehran
Luca Toschi, CSL, DSPS, University of Florence
Rosario Oliveira, e-Geo, FCSH/Universidade Nova de Lisboa
Faculty
Alessandro Scotti, Journalist, Urban Photographer
Alessio Re, CSS-EBLA Centro Studi Santagata
André Teixeira, CHAM, Universidade Nova de Lisboa
Angioletta Voghera, Polytechnic of Turin
Carma Casulà, Landscape Photographer
Fransesc Munõz, Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona
Gabriele Corsani, University of Florence
Gianluca Simonetta, CSL, University of Florence
Jukka Jokilehto, University of Nova Gorica, ICCROM
Leticia Leitao, Heritage consultant
Patrizia Bonifazio, Polytechnic of Milan
Rosario Oliveira, e-Geo, Universidade Nova de Lisboa
Siavash Laghai, Universidade Nova de Lisboa
Walter Rosa, University of Coimbra some items might change
Programme
• Phase 1: Workshop on Heritage Cities (Italy 01-08 July 2014)
Florence 01/07/2014, Arrival
02/07 City and gardens in Florence from Renaissance to modern times, Gabriele Corsani, University of
Florence
03/07 Core zone and Buffer zone in the urban heritage management, Jukka Jokilehto, University of
Nova Gorica, ICCROM
04/07 Case studies on Territorial communication, CSL, University of Florence
05/07 Study visit city of San Casciano, Gianluca Simonetta, University of Florence
Venice 06/07/2014 Arrival
07/07 Study visit city of Venice and its Lagoon, UNESCO Office in Venice
08/07 Urbanalization, Fransesc Munõz, Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona
• Phase 2: Workshop on Urbanization and Cultural Landscape (09-15 July 2014)
Turin 08/07/2014 Arrival
09/07 Case studies on Historic Urban Landscapes, SiTI-Polytechnic of Turin
10/07 Case studies on Cultural Landscapes, SiTI-Polytechnic of Turin
11/07 Study visit city of Asti and Langhe Cultural Landscape, Alessio Re, SiTI, CSS-EBLA
12/07 Reading heritage in urban landscape, Alessandro Scotti, Journalist, Photographer
13/07 Study visit city of Ivrea, Olivetti village, Patrizia Bonifazio, Polytechnic of Milan
14/07 Evaluation, designing and planning landscape in Europe (methods and approaches), Angioletta
Voghera, Polytechnic of Turin
15/05 Study visit city of Turin, Valentino Park and the new University of Turin Campus
• Free 16-22 July 2014
• Phase 3: Workshop on Cultural Routes and Transnational Sites (Portugal, 24-30 July 2014)
Lisbon 23/07/2014 Arrival
24/07 Introduction of the Cultural Routes and Sacred Landscape concepts, Rosario Oliveira, e-Geo,
Universidade Nova de Lisboa and Carma Casulá, Photographer
25/07 Transnational Heritage Management, Alessio Re, SiTi, Polytechnic of Turin
26/07 Case studies on Divided Cities and Trans-Boundary concepts, Jukka Jokilehto, University of
Nova Gorica, ICCROM
27/07 Study visit Arrabida peninsula and Cabo Espichel Sacred Landscape, Rosario Oliveira, e-Geo,
UNL
28/09 Maritime Routes, André Teixeira, CHAM, UNL
29/09 World Heritage Sites of Portuguese Origin, Walter Rosa, University of Coimbra
29/09 Conservation of Natural Heritage, Leticia Leitao, Heritage consultant
30/09 Study visit Sintra World Heritage Site, Closure
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• Working period 31 July-05 August 2014
• Phase 4: Sustainable management of costal environments (Distance learning* 01-14 September
2014)
01/09 On-line introduction of the distance learning programme
Available study handouts:
UNESCO Small Island Developing Strategies programme
Sustainable tourism management
Port cities
Protection and sustainable use of natural resources
* In case of an accordance, the 3rd phase of this event will be held in Kish Island, Iran.
• Final Exam 15 September 2014
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Venue
DIDA Dipartimento di Architettura, Università degli Studi di Firenze. Via della Mattonaia 14 (50121 Firenze),
Italy
CSL Communication Strategies Lab, Dipartimento di Scienze Politiche e Sociali, Università degli Studi di
Firenze. Via Laura 48 (50100 Firenze), Italy
SiTI Istituto Superiore sui Sistemi Territoriali per l’Innovazione, Polytechnic of Turin Campus. Corso
Castelfidardo 30/A (10138 Torino), Italy
e-GEO Research Centre for Geography and Regional Planning, Faculdade de Ciências Sociais e Humanas,
Universidade Nova de Lisboa. Avenida de Berna 26-C (1069-061 Lisboa) Portugal.
Working language
English
Participants
Post-graduated students and professionals in the field of planning, design and conservation of urban areas,
landscape and heritage, also environmental design, geography and territorial sciences.
Participation fees
A. International students: 2500 €
B. National students: 450 €
Travel, accommodation and living expenses
Participants are responsible for their round-trip travel costs and local transportation fees. The cost of living,
including accommodation and the first breakfast are included in the workshop fee A, during the period of
01-15 and 24-30 of July 2014.
Contact person
Siavash Laghai
[email protected]
+98-9382049942 [ir]
+39-3387290037 [it]
+351-914483826 [pt]
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