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September 14th-15th-16th 2017 Valencia, Spain

PROGRAM

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International Council onMonuments and SitesConseil Internationaldes Monuments et des Sites

International Council onMonuments and SitesConseil Internationaldes Monuments et des Sites

ICOMOS - CIAVInternational Committee

of Vernacular Architecture

International Council on

Monuments and Sites

ICOMOS - CIAVInternational Committee

of Vernacular Architecture

International Council on

Monuments and Sites

COMITÉ ESPAÑOL DEL CONSEJO INTERNACIONAL DE MONUMENTOS Y SITIOS

ICOMOSMMÁSTER EN TÉCNICAS TRADICIONALES

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Villanueva de la Vera (Cáceres, Spain). Photo by Vegas & Mileto

September 14th-15th-16th 2017 Valencia, SpainSeptember 13th-16th 2017 Valencia, Spain

PROGRAM

p. 4 Wednesday 13th 2017. Showroom and workshops

p. 6 Thursday Semptember 14th 2017. Conference

p. 11 Friday September 15th 2017. Conference

p. 15 Saturday September 16th 2017. Technical visits

p. 16 Maps

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WEDNESDAY 13th

14.00 - 19.00

16.00 - 19.00

14.00 - 19.00

Showroom (free entrance)Traditional crafts

Workshops (with inscription fees)

Tadelakt workshopOkambuva

Building with reed workshop

Antoni Palamós i Claramunt

Finish clay plaster workshopRocío Merlos López

Sgraffito technique workshopSofía Martínez Hurtado

Early reception. Arrival of conference participants and distribution of documentation

SHOWROOM & WORKSHOPS

EARLY REGISTRATION

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WEDNESDAY 13th

SHOWROOM & WORKSHOPS

1. School of Architecture (ETSA/UPV) (building 2F)

2. Showroom (plot 8L)

3. Tadelakt workshop (building 8N)

4. Building with reed workshop (in front of plot 8L)

5. Traditional vault construction (ETSA·TOPIA Festival) (in front of plot 8L)

6. Finish clay plaster workshop (building 1B)

7. Sgraffito technique workshop (building 1B)

8. Meeting point bus. Technical visits (Saturday 16th)

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THURSDAY 14th

9.00 - 9.30

9.30 - 10.30

10.30 - 10.45

10.45 - 11.00

11.00 - 11.30

8.30 - 9.00

Opening session

Plenary lectures

The Geography of Earth BuildingMiles Lewis

Markers of earthen construction modern revivalHubert Guillaud

Presentation:Coremans Document for the Conservation of Earthen Architecture

Tribute to Paul Oliver (1927 - 2017)Tribute to Luis Maldonado Ramos (1957 - 2017)

Coffee break

Arrival of conference participants and distribution of documentation

SALA A - AULA MAGNA

REGISTRATION

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THURSDAY 14th

11.30 - 11.45

11.45 - 12.00

12.00 - 12.15

12.15 - 12.30

12.30 - 12.45

12.45 - 13.00

11.30 - 11.45

11.45 - 12.00

12.00 - 12.15

12.15 - 12.30

12.30 - 12.45

12.45 - 13.00

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Stone, clay and turf in architectural constructionB. Juvanec

The use of natural materials and ancient building techniques: the case for rammed earth constructionE. L. Wagner

Thinking about historic resources: a proposed guidance documentI.R. Stiegler, R. McManus, M. Achenza, M. al-Aidaroos, M. Beas, J. Bell, L. Cooke, M. Costi de Castrillo, A. Crosby, B. Esquivel, J. Hurd, B. Işik, P. Jerome, M. Lambert, T. Leiermann, C. Mileto, G. Shemdin, J. Vargas, & F. Vegas

Earthen vernacular architecture in Cuneo’s territories (Piedmont, Italy)F. Fratini, S. Rescic, M. Mattone & L. Rovero

Transforming Kasena houses and indigenous building technology in Burkina FasoH. Kobayashi, T. Shimizu, M. Ito & S. Nakao

Historic cob structures in MoraviaZ. Syrová & J. Syrový

SALA A - AULA MAGNA Simultaneous translation English - Spanish - English SALA B - SALA DE PROYECCIONES Lectures without translation

Session I. Moderator: Maddalena Achenza T1 Session I. Moderator: Valentina Cristini T1

Mid-century earthen architecture in Aotearoa New Zealand – a new vernacular?M. Hall

Mexico’s central area earthen architecture. Rammed earth construction: use and techniqueD. Romero Olguín

Scottish earth building materialsM. Saez-Martinez & A. Leslie

Material and typological characterization of the tighremt n’Aït Makhat (Morocco)J.M. López-Osorio, S. Batani Sembak & L. Martínez Bernal

Ksar Taghit: earthen architecture between authenticity and changesT. Bachir Cherif & M. Aiche

A sustainable repair process for heritage buildings in historic JeddahA. A. Adas & M.Y. Alaidaroos

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13.00 - 13.15

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13.30 - 13.45

13.45 - 15.30

Comparative evolution of vernacular mudbrick houses in the Nile Delta and Qurna (Luxor)M. Correas Amador & C. Simpson

Vernacular houses of Stratonikeia: Architectural typology, materials and techniquesO.B. Avsar & U.D. Genc

Vernacular architecture in El Khorbat, Morocco. Evolution of the IgremsT. Gil Piqueras, P. Rodríguez-Navarro & A. Pérez Vila

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Lunch13.45 - 15.30

13.00 - 13.15

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Domestic wineries in the Urz-Vidriales countryside (Spain)M. Ruiz-Bedia & A. Herrera Peral

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Session II. Moderator: Fernando Vela Cossío T1+T2 Session II. Moderator: Gabriel Barbeta Solá T1+T2

15.30 - 15.45

15.45 - 16.00

16.00 - 16.15

16.15 - 16.30

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16.45 - 17.00

17.00 - 17.15

17.15 - 17.45

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Santal mud dwellings: materials, construction and space typologyI. Ahmed

The systemic approach in the intervention on earthen architectureJ.L. González Moreno-Navarro, M. Genís Vinyals, B. Onecha Pérez & A. Casals Balagué

Kasbah Taourirt: Conserving Earthen Heritage in MoroccoB. Marcus, C. Cancino & M. Boussalh

Campiña Segoviana’s earthen heritage and conservation clues from IsèreE. Sevillano Gutiérrez & E. Camarasaltas Pérez

Maps, actors & local policies around earth buildings in Auvergne Rhône-AlpesG. Paccoud, M. Chamodot, L. Génis, F. Gutiérrez, E. Mille, B. Rakotomamonjy, J. Avons-Bariot & D. Studer

Thermal insulation for a sustainable rehabilitation of traditional buildingsM. Achenza

CEB Factory for seismic resistant earthen architecture design in NepalF. Masso Ros

Coffee break

Earthen roofs in the Region of Murcia, Spain: La AzohíaF. J. López Martínez & V. La Spina

Tapiabrick: a digital platform on brick-supplemented rammed earth wallsV. Cristini & J.R. Ruiz Checa

Vernacular heritage in Mendoza (Cuyo region, Argentina)S.A. Cirvini

Earth and gypsum: from theory to practice in Spanish vernacular architectureV. La Spina

Using machine-dismantled cotton seed hulls in the making of light earth blocksA. González & S. Cabrera

Consumption study and energy optimization of a typical Valencian houseA. Martínez, R. Royo & S. Tormo

Rammed earth buildings to meet Italian thermal regulation: monitoring and sample testsR. Pennacchio & G. Piccablotto

Coffee break

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Session III. Moderator: Saverio Mecca T2+T3 Session III. Moderator: Pablo Rodríguez Navarro T2+T3

17.45 - 18.00

18.00 - 18.15

18.15 - 18.30

18.30 - 18.45

18.45 - 19.00

19.00 - 19.30

17.45 - 18.00

18.00 - 18.15

18.15 - 18.30

18.30 - 18.45

19.00 - 19.30

A pilot project, a tool for conserving the historic city of Cuenca, EcuadorB. Rakotomamonjy, E. Sevillano Gutiérrez & E. Carnevale

Transformation in the Kasena’s large earthen compound houses in Burkina FasoT. Shimizu, S. Nakao, H. Kobayashi & M. Ito

Terra Nova - Earthen Architecture and ModernityF.M. Lorusso & S. Mecca

Net Zero Energy straw bale & rammed earth design; cold climate case studyR. Davidson

Hassan Fathy’s humane considerations in design and the significance of New GournaA. G. Abdel Tawab

Round tableF. Vela Cossío, M. Achenza, V. Cristini, G. Barbeta Solá, S. Mecca, P. Rodríguez Navarro, H. Guillaud, M. Lewis

A home with roots. Construction process of an adobe contemporanean houseP. Bel-Anzué

Natural clay plasters: checking regulations to characterization testsA. González-Serrano, R. Rodríguez-García, L. Molina & M. Ponce

A case-study project of reinterpretation of local traditional techniquesJ.R. Ruiz Checa & V. Cristini

Thermal assessment of the behavior of retrofitted rammed earth in central CataloniaG. Barbeta, M.M. Pareta, M. A. Chamorro & M. Sabata

Round table at “Sala A - Aula Magna”

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FRIDAY 15th

9.00 - 9.15

9.15 - 9.30

9.30 - 9.45

9.45 - 10.00

10.00 - 10.15

10.15 - 10.30

10.30 - 11.00

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10.30 - 11.00

SOSTierra Project. Initial ResultsC. Mileto, F. Vegas López-Manzanares, L. García-Soriano & V. Cristini

Rammed earth and formworks in Medieval fortifications in Castilla-La Mancha, SpainF.J. Castilla, D. Gallego, J. Molero & C. Peña & D. Sanz

The keep of the Alcázar of Carmona (Sevilla, Spain). Materials for the restoration of rammed earth wallsF. J. Blasco-López, J. Canivell, A. Graciani, J. J. Martín-del-Río & F. J. Alejandre

Passive design principles in vernacular architecture of Castilla-La Mancha, SpainA.B. Serrano Lanzarote, M. Navarro Escudero, L. Ramírez Pareja & C. Mateo Cecilia

Earthen architecture, appreciation and landscape: the oasis of Ferkla (Morocco)F. Juan-Vidal & T. Gil Piqueras

The defense of the technique of rammed earth made by Giovanni Battista Antonelli in 1560P. Rodríguez-Navarro

Coffee break


Session IV. Moderator: Hubert Guillaud T4 - resTAPIA

8.30 - 9.00 Arrival of conference participants and distribution of documentation

3D Modelling for the interpretation of watchtowers between capes of San Antonio and La Nao (Alicante, Spain)F. Juan-Vidal & P. Rodríguez-Navarro

The Islamic wall of Mula (Spain): 3D reconstruction, restoration and musealizationP. E. Collado Espejo, J. García León & V. La Spina, J. Fernández Del Toro

Earth in historical fortifications. Pedro de Lucuze’s methodL. Gimeno Romero, L. Cortés Meseguer & S. Tormo Esteve

The preservation of the Nubian earthen architectureG. Torra i Campos & I. García Alonso, M. Cressent & O. Hasabelrasoul Ahmed

The use of lime, an example of good practices in the conservation of cultural heritage built on earthR. Fernández Baca Casares, M. García de Casasola Gómez, E. Ontiveros Ortega, B. Castellano Bravo & P. Santana Martín

Restoration method on the southern wall of the Medieval access road to the GeneralifeI. Bestué Cardiel & F. J. López Martínez & J. C. Molina Gaitán

Coffee break

Session IV. Moderator: Fco. Javier Blasco López

8.30 - 9.00 Arrival of conference participants and distribution of documentation

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FRIDAY 15th

11.00 - 11.15

11.15 - 11.30

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Vernacular tradition and modernity. New scenarios in urban livingR. Chimirri

In situ monitoring and characterisation of earthen envelopes: A reviewM.A. Mellado Mascaraque, F.J. Castilla Pascual, I. Oteiza & F. Martín-Consuegra

A survey of Danish earthen heritage for sustainable buildingB.T. Eybye & I. Vestergaard

The painted facades and the urban landscape of Bisceglie. Notes of history and restorationA. La Notte

Local pre-industrial communities in Tuscany and the exploitation of waterD. Ulivieri

The first rammed earth wall in America. Earth in 16th-century Dominican architectureM. A. Sorroche Cuerva

Contemporary earthen architecture in the northern temperate climateI. Vestergaard & B.T. Eybye


Session V. Moderator: M. Teresa Gil Piqueras T5 - VerSus Session V. Moderator: A. Begoña Serrano Lanzarote T5 - VerSus

Balconies in traditional urban architecture through typology and solar radiationP. Privitera

S. Jerónimo de Cotalba. Strategies for the preservation of the monastic complexJ.M. Barrera Puigdollers & N. Matarredona Desantes

Adobe vernacular heritage in Mexicali, MexicoD. Olvera & L. Mendoza & L. Guerrero

Lessons of sustainability from the survey of the Valencian barracaY. Hernández Navarro & P. de Dato

Study of the situation of traditional constructive techniques and materials in SpainC. Mileto, F. Vegas López-Manzanares, V. Cristini & M.S. García Sáez

Conservation of vernacular architecture, the case of the old town of Nablus/ PalestineE.M. Amad

Sustainable proposal for the conservation of Castillejo of Monteagudo (Murcia, Spain)P. E. Collado Espejo & M. J. Serrano Latorre

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FRIDAY 15th

12.45 -13.00

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From vernacular to contemporary: Kilwa (Tanzania) and Albreda (The Gambia) tourist information centresN. Sánchez Muñoz & S. Moriset

The Chilean adobe as a seismic vernacular technology, the study of the “Norte Chico” areaA. Rivera Vidal

Water-related built heritage in Campania, Italy. Knowledge for conservation of a sustainable vernacular architectureV. Russo, S. Pollone, G. Ceniccola & L. Romano

Lunch


Session VI. Moderator: Arturo Martínez Boquera T6 Session VI. Moderator: Vincenzina La Spina T6

Set of nine cave houses in La Algueña, Alicante (Spain). Renewal proposalA. Martínez Antón, G. López Patiño, V. Blanca Giménez & F. Aranda Navarro

When the neo-vernacular architecture inspires the contemporary conceptionS. Kersenna & S. Chaouche

A temporary pavilion as a way to experiment with mud. The case of Roly PolyL. Balboa Quesada & A. J. Jiménez Quesada

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15.30 - 15.45

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The influence of ambient conditions into rammed earth compressive strengthB. González-Sánchez, J.R. Rosell Amigó & A. Navarro Ezquerra

Low-cost adobe structures with bamboo additives and bamboo frames. Strength testsM. Paradiso, F. Bizzeti, E. Perria & A. Farigu, O. Lotti

Advanced study of the mechanical properties of compressed earth blockG. Ruiz, X.X. Zhang, L. Garijo, I. Cañas & W. A. Fouad

Experimental analysis of compressive mechanical behavior of adobe masonryJ.D. Rodríguez Mariscal & M. Solís Muñiz

Stabilisation of earthen surfaces using carob (Ceratonia siliqua L.)J. Romero & G. Barbeta

Improved 2nd order holder. Method for heat transfer calculation for wallsL. Soto Francés, B. Serrano Lanzarote, L. Ortega Madrigal & J.M. Pinazo Ojer

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16.15 - 16.30

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Seismic analysis of Portuguese adobe buildingsL. Sarchi, R. Monteiro & H. Varum

Experimental study of adobe walls with geogrid reinforced mud plasterS. Invernizzi, M. Mattone, P. Vachey & M. Gentile

Structural assessment of earthen walls using damage tests and modelsA. Alonso Durá, A. Martínez Boquera & F. J. Gómez-Patrocinio

Coffee break


Poster Session

18.30 - 19.00 Round tableA.B. Serrano Lanzarote, H. Guillaud, F. J. Blasco López, M. T. Gil Piqueras, A. Martínez Boquera, V. La Spina

17.30 - 18.30 NORTH HALL

Thermal orthophotos and vernacular architecture: surveying half-timber walls in Béjar, SpainM. Diodato, S. Tormo Esteve & L. Balaguer Garzón

A preliminary study of CIPS as a consolidant for earthen cultural materialsI. Loo, C. Kyi, S. Collis & G. Price

Schematic analysis of traditional Vietnamese houses under the influence of Han cultureW.J. Wang

Coffee break

Closing Session 19.00 - 20.00

21.30 Official Closing Dinner

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SATURDAY 16th

SALA A - AULA MAGNATECHNICAL VISITS

Visit 1. Valencia City Center

The visit will deepen some constructive features of Valencian heritage and the tour will be approached from multiple points of view, specially focused on re-sidential architecture, less known and less protected than others emblematic urban monumental buildings. Along the tour the guide will underline some outstanding relations between architecture and historic urban fabric, as well as architectural and constructive characters of remarkable case studies visible nowadays in the old town.

Visit 2. Gypsum in Gestalgar

In Gestalgar located just 50 km from Valencia in the region of Los Serranos, until the 70’s of the twentieth century, powdered gypsum has been produced in a traditional way. The visit will allow you to know on the one hand the points of extraction of the material, historic quarries nowadays abandoned. On the other hand, the historical constructions in which this activity has been developed. And finally, visit the town of Gestalgar and examples of traditional local archi-tecture in which you can appreciate the various uses that the material has had.

Meeting point: 9.00 at Almoina squareMeans of transportation: walking

Meeting point: 9.00 at Gate O of the UPV complexMeans of transportation: bus

Visit 3. Lime in LLutxent

Llutxent´s municipality has a great architectural heritage where it stands out the castle of Xio and the Monastery of the Corpus Christi, which used lime as mortar binder on their construction. This region is one of the areas in the pro-vince of Valencia where the traditional manufactured lime was highly develo-ped, as the lime klins located show. The visitor will achieve an overview of how a natural resource like the lime stone, became a really important material on their constructions and, as time went by, a way of life and local economic engine.

Meeting point: 9.00 at Gate O of the UPV complexMeans of transportation: bus

09.00 - 19.0009.00 - 19.0009.00 - 12.30

TECHNICAL VISIT 1: VALENCIA CITY CENTER

09.00 - 13.00

Meeting point: 09.00h. Plaza de la VirgenMeans of transportation: walkingResponsible: Valentina Cristini

The visit focuses on traditional building techniques and local constructive resources of the city of Valencia; recent studies concerning graduate and post-degree analysis, as well as competitive research projects carried out in UPV Campus, allow to underline constructive systems linked to bricks masonries, rammed earth walls, plasters, balconies, ceilings and roofs details among others.

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MAPS

VENUE

SOStierra 2017 Conference takes place at the School of Architecture of the Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV), Spain. The access to the School of Architecture is through Gate O of the UPV campus, which is at the intersection of Avenida de los Naranjos and Ramón Llull Street.

Once inside the campus, please follow the indications to get to the info-registration point of the Conference.

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VENUE ETSA - SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE

1. Main entrance2. Info Point - Registration 3. Sala A - Aula Magna

4. Sala B - Sala de Proyecciones5. North Hall. SOStierra2017 Conference Posters6. Library stand

7. Exhibition: SOStierra Project8. Exhibition: Arquitectura de tierra en Marruecos

9. Exhibition: Cabanyal Record10. Exhibitions: MINIArquitecTURAS Actividades arqueológicas en Siria

11. To Lunch Area (upstairs) 12. Lunch Area

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OFFICIAL CLOSING DINNER

A. SOStierra2017 Conference

B. Submarino Restaurant. Oceanogràfic

21.30 Submarino Restaurant Oceanogràfic

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