7.00 credits
56.0 h
Q2
Language
French
Main themes
These courses are focused on preliminary investigations (of the subsoil, analysis and diagnosis of damages and degradation) and plans to manage historic parks and gardens.
The appreciation of the term "historic garden" as a living monument (charter of Florence) and all its components (monumental, vegetal, and landscaped) requires the acquisition of thorough knowledge of the history and the evolution of art and gardens from Antiquity to the present.
The courses also include the specific constraints and conditions which determine the conservation-restoration of the archaeological element preserved in situ or monument in ruins. The pathologies will be covered along with methods and protection techniques to preserve, consolidate, maintain and monitor monuments and their remains. These topics will be reviewed within the decision making framework. Also in their valorisation, conservation-restoration, partial reconstitution, anastylosis and their integration into new structures built to expose and/or protect them.
The appreciation of the term "historic garden" as a living monument (charter of Florence) and all its components (monumental, vegetal, and landscaped) requires the acquisition of thorough knowledge of the history and the evolution of art and gardens from Antiquity to the present.
The courses also include the specific constraints and conditions which determine the conservation-restoration of the archaeological element preserved in situ or monument in ruins. The pathologies will be covered along with methods and protection techniques to preserve, consolidate, maintain and monitor monuments and their remains. These topics will be reviewed within the decision making framework. Also in their valorisation, conservation-restoration, partial reconstitution, anastylosis and their integration into new structures built to expose and/or protect them.
Learning outcomes
At the end of this learning unit, the student is able to : | |
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At the end of the course the student will be able to grasp the monumental and vegetal particularities of historic parks and gardens in order to deduce the intrinsic interest in regards to history. The student will also be able to define research, inventories and the specific diagnostics necessary for its proper conservation-restoration. The student will understand the specificities of preventive conservation on an archaeological dig site as well as the conditions put in place for the success of a decision making process aiming to conserve the remains of ruins. The student will be conscious of the factors affecting dialogue between all the parties concerned in development and maintenance projects. |
Content
History, management and conservation of historic parks and gardens.
Archaeological remains and ruins.
Archaeological remains and ruins.
Teaching methods
Lectures, workshops, conferences and practical exercises.
Evaluation methods
Written and /or oral exam evaluated by a jury.
Online resources
Each coordinator of educational activites communicates learning material via the website for the degree : masterpatrimoine.be
Bibliography
Les ouvrages imposés sont mis à la disposition des étudiants au Centre d’Information et de Documentation de la Paix-Dieu et/ou dans les bibliothèques des institutions partenaires.
The imposed reading is at students’ disposition in the Information and Documentation Centre at the La Paix Dieu site and also in partner universities’ libraries.
The imposed reading is at students’ disposition in the Information and Documentation Centre at the La Paix Dieu site and also in partner universities’ libraries.
Faculty or entity
FIAL
Programmes / formations proposant cette unité d'enseignement (UE)
Title of the programme
Sigle
Credits
Prerequisites
Learning outcomes
Advanced Master in Heritage Conservation and Restoration
