Publications

ICCROM Fellowship report that discusses the climate responsiveness of historic and modern buildings, especially when reused for museum purposes, and how these buildings can be designed or adapted using architectural solutions to provide passive climate control for the preventive conservation of museum, library and archive collections.

The manual is aimed at introducing heritage education in school curricula.

This publication contains reflections by professionals involved in all aspects of the 2006 course.

The leaflet aims at raising awareness among small institutions of the importance of preserving their institutional memory, encouraging them to make use of the information and advice available through different sources on archival preservation strategies.

The leaflet explores the potential of internships in professional development, either as a part of a degree programme or continuing professional development.

Fourth edition. The table of contents is available inside the page.

Water movement in porous solids, mechanical stress internal and external, corrosion by rainwater or condensation, vibration, mortars and cement, stone treatment, earth constructions, masonry deterioration and conservation, synthetic plastics, silicates.

This AFRICA 2009 publication contains thirteen papers on different aspects of traditional conservation practices in sub-Saharan Africa. Richly illustrated, the volume will be of value to all those interested in the architectural heritage of this area.

Series: Conservation Studies Number 2

The proceedings of the 2003 ICCROM Forum on ‘Living Religious Heritage: conserving the sacred’. Challenges such as the conservation of objects and places of heritage value which need to be reconciled with their function as part of a living religion.

Series: Conservation Studies Number 3

Preservation plan for great Zimbabwe, Khami and other monuments, with references to training of personnel, general administration, legal protection of the monuments and their presentation to the public.

Series: Conservation Studies Number 4