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Stone conservation course – SC11 Curriculum

Course opening

& closing Lecture Exercise /

Demonstration Participant

presentation Case study Laboratory Site visit Worksite

Week 1

Module 1: Introductions and Orientation Sun

10 April Mon

11 April Tues

12 April Wed

13 April Thurs

14 April Fri

15 April Sat

16 April 9.30 11.00

Course opens General Introductions organizers & participants Visits to premises & facilities

History and theory of conservation JJ

Expectations exercise

Break Collections Coffee Break

Laboratory (Introduction) FP

11.30 13.00

Cont.

History and theory of conservation JJ

Values JK

Lunch Welcome Lunch

14.30 16.00

Introduction to Architectural history of Rome JJ

Walking tour, Foro Romano JJ

Concepts & International doctrines, charters and organizations JK

Break

16.30 18.00

Cont. Cont. Opening Dinner (evening)

Jukka Jokilehto – JJ Joe King – JK Fernanda Prestileo– FP


Course opening




Week Two

Module 2: History and Theory of Conservation Sun

17 April Mon

18 April Tues

19 April Wed

20 April Thurs

21 April Fri

22 April Sat

23 April 9.30 11.00

Roman construction techniques GR

Types of intervention: Marrying theory with practice GR

Introduction to porous building materials and stone conservation GC

Participant presentations (4)

Holiday

Break

11.30 13.00

Stones in Roman construction PP

Case Study - Parma GR

Cont. Participant presentations (4)

Lunch

14.30 16.00

Rome architectural history walking tour PP


Introduction to porous building materials and stone conservation GC

Module 2 evaluation

Break

16.30 18.00

Cont.

Participant Presentations (4)


Pizza party (evening)

Gionata Rizzi – GR Patrizio Pensabene - PP Giacomo Chiari - GC


Course opening




Week Three

Module 3: Stone: material characteristics and as a building material Sun

24 April Mon

25 April

Tues 26 April

Wed 27 April

Thurs 28 April

Fri 29 April

Sat 30 April

9.00 am Module 2 Review & Discussion (15 minutes)

9.30 11.00

Holiday

The nature of stone DJ

Stone deterioration DJ

Working techniques of stone (sculpture) PR

Tivoli quarry visit PR Departure from ICCROM 8.45

Rockwell studio visit (B)

Break

11.30 13.00

Cont. Stone identification and selection for conservation repair DJ

Cont. Tivoli quarry visit PR Visit from 10.30 – 12.30

Lunch

14.30 16.00

Lab: The nature of stone DJ

Lab: Stone deterioration DJ

Walking tour (stone types, tool marks & working techniques) PR, SW, DJ

De Tomassi workshop PR 13.30 – 15.00

Break

Discussion 16.30 18.00

Lab: cont. DJ

Visit to cimitero for stone identification

Cont. Rockwell studio visit (A) 15.30 – 17.00

David Jefferson - DJ Peter Rockwell – PR Simon Warrack - SW


Course opening




Week Four Module 3: Stone: material characteristics and as a building material

Sun 1 May

Mon 2 May

Tues 3 May

Wed 4 May

Thurs 5 May

Fri 6 May

Sat 7 May

9.30 11.00

Labour Day

Introduction to mortars: history and chemistry DO

Masonry systems – stonework & mortar GR

Mortar analysis methods DO

Mortar fabrication and application DO

Documentation & Recording RE

Optional Documentation exercises RE

Break

11.30 13.00

Mortars and uses (components, ratios, tools for mixing & applying) DO

Mechanical properties of stone in masonry

Lab: Mortar analysis part I DO & Lab assistant?

Cont. DO Cont.

Lunch

14.30 16.00

Lab: Mixing mortars (lime(s) & cement) DO

Mortar pointing & filling DO (A)

Lab: Mortar analysis part I DO

Cont. DO Cont.

Break

16.30 18.00

Cont.

Mortar pointing & filling (B)

Cont.

Cont.

Gionata Rizzi – GR David Odgers – DO Rand Eppich - RE


Course opening




Week Five Module 4: Deterioration mechanisms; Methods of survey & analysis

Sun 8 May

Mon 9 May

Tues 10 May

Wed 11 May

Thurs 12 May

Fri 13 May

Sat 14 May

Review & discussion of Module 3 (15 min)

Introduction to site & mapping exercise SW/KF & AT

9.30 11.00

Overview of deterioration mechanisms JF

Pisa GCr

Structural issues site visit (Palatino) CR

Worksite visit & mapping exercise

Environmental factors of deterioration PB

Break

11.30 13.00

Cont. Cont. Cont.

Cont. Introduction to climate myths PB

Lunch

14.30 16.00

Mechanical properties of masonry construction & structural mechanisms of decay GCr

Non-destructive techniques of investigation JF

Morphology of stone decay including terminology & mapping techniques MLT

Cont. Air pollution & the interaction of water & porous building materials PB

Break

Classroom discussion of mapping exercise

16.30 18.00

Cont. Cont. JF Cont.

Aperitivo (evening)

Climate myths exercise PB

John Fidler – JF Giorgio Croci – GCr Christiano Russo – CR Marisa Laurenzi Tabasso – MLT Simon Warrack – SW Kecia Fong - KF Amanda Thursfield - AT Peter Brimblecombe – PB


Course opening




Week Six

Module 4: Deterioration mechanisms; Methods of survey & analysis

Sun 15 May

Mon 16 May

Tues 17 May

Wed 18 May

Thurs 19 May

Fri 20 May

Sat 21 May

9.30 11.00

Overview of micro-destructive diagnostic criteria & techniques MLT

Moisture sources and effects IM

Moisture & its control IM

Salts – sources, formation & effects AH

Lab visit: Stone conservation techniques at the ISCR

Break

11.30 13.00

Sampling methodology & techniques MLT/SW

Cont.

Methods of control Cont. Ecology and mechanisms of biodeterioration GC

Lunch

14.30 16.00

Return to mapped condition assessment, use for diagnosis of problems. Propose samples w/ proposed rationale.

Damp building & demonstration of methods of detection San Clemente Basilica IM & RC

Diagnosis of moisture sources IM

Lab: Salt analysis Problems of Biodeterioration in relation to particular types of environments – plants GC

Break

Cont. Cont. 16.30 18.00

Discussion on site. Cont.

Review Monday’s mapping exercise & site visit.

Lab: Salt analysis

Module 4 evaluation

Marisa Laurenzi Tabasso – MLT Ippolito Massari – IM Romano Cerro – RC Alison Heritage – AH Giulia Caneva – GC


Course opening




Week Seven

Module 4: Deterioration mechanisms; Methods of survey & analysis Module 5: Conservation interventions and treatments; criteria for selection and implementation

Sun 22 May

Mon 23 May

Tues 24 May

Wed 25 May

Thurs 26 May

Fri 27 May

Sat 28 May

9.00am Module 4 Review & discussion (15 mins)

9.30 11.00

Microbiological deterioration OS

Methodological approach to conservation interventions GR

Structural repairs, IH

Vatican Stone Lab GD

Introduction to Cleaning DO

Break

11.30 13.00

Cont. Practical repair options DO

Cont. Cont.

Cont.

Lunch

14.30 16.00

Cimitero Acattolico – in situ examination, sampling & treatment tests OS

Cont. Architectural repairs GR

Archaeological site repairs GR

Cleaning sandstone Cleaning limestone DO

Break

16.30 18.00

Cont. Emergency & preventive interventions GR, DO

Structural repair case study – Bulla Regia GR

Wells Cathedral DO

Cleaning: Possible negative impacts (disasters) DO

Ornella Salvadori – OS Gionata Rizzi – GR David Odgers – DO Ian Hume – IH Guy Devreux – GD


Course opening




Week Eight

Module 5: Conservation interventions and treatments; criteria for selection and implementation Sun

29 May Mon

30 May Tues

31 May Wed

1 June Thurs

2 June Fri

3 June Sat

4 June am

Departure for Firenze

Opificio delle Pietre Dure - Firenze

Departure for Carrara Hands – on conservation techniques GR & SV Infills & patching – crack and lacunae fills

Hands – on conservation techniques GR & SV Stitching & mechanical pinning

Langhirano San Marco

am Firenze Free time

Cont.

Quarry visit Cont. Cont.

Departure for Pisa Departure for Venezia

pm Firenze Free time

Visit to tower Cont. Foundry/factory visit tools.

Cont. Cleaning techniques

Dep. for Ravenna

pm Firenze Free time

Duomo & Cimitero

Cont. Departure for Parma Dinner in Parma

Cont.

Parma – Cattedrale & Battistero GR & SV (2 groups)

Walking tour

Stefano Volta – SV Gionata Rizzi – GR David Odgers - DO


Course opening




Week Nine


5 June Mon

6 June Tues

7 June Wed

8 June Thurs

9 June Fri

10 June Sat

11 June Angkor Wat – removal of consolidants for retreatment of deteriorated stone SW

9.30 18.00

Visit Ravenna

Introduction to consolidation GW

Consolidants - Alkoxysilane based GW

Lab: Consolidation application methods GH Evaluating

performance of consolidants: field methods GW

Break

11.30 13.00

13.30 – 14.30 Mosaic Restoration TR

Cont.

Cont.

Cont.

Water repellants GH

Lunch

14.30 16.00

Departure For Rome

Lab: Mortar samples & wall pointing analysis (cracking, strength, carbonation, porosity) DO

Consolidation - H2O /lime based & nanolime technology DO

Consolidation application methods and object conditions GH

Evaluating performance of consolidants: lab methods and protocols GW

General questions and discussion on consolidation of stone and treatment w/ water repellants GW, GH, SW

Break

16.30 18.00

Cont. Consolidation - Solvent based GW

St. Trophime marble consolidation GW

Durability and retreatment of silicic acid esther treatments GH

The conservation of paint on stone GH

Toby Roby – TR David Odgers – DO George Wheeler – GW Gottfried Hauff – GH Simon Warrack SW


Course opening




Week Ten


12 June Mon

13 June Tues

14 June Wed

15 June Thurs

16 June Fri

17 June Sat

18 June 9.30 11.00

Rock Art Conservation AT

Desalination methods Control & mitigation Poulticing for salts VVB

Lab: Remvoal & evaluation VVB

Diagnosis & treatment of granite JDR

Vegetation control GC

Break

11.30 13.00

Case study: Rock art AT

Cont. Cont. Case study conservation of granite JDR

Biodeterioration characterization / sample characterization GC, OS

Lunch

14.30 16.00

ISCR laser cleaning demo

Lab: Poulticing, titrations, conductivity measurements VVB

Underwater archaeology/stone conservation - BD

Control & prevention of biological growth / Methods for evaluating biocides, bioremediation OS

Cont.

Break

Cimitero Acattolico – review cleaning tests OS

16.30 18.00

Poster update & discussion time

Cont. Ta Reach – sculpture repair SW

Biodeterioration characterization OS

Module 5 evaluation

Andrew Thorn – AT Veronique Vergès Belmin – VVB Simon Warrack – SW Barbara Davidde – BD José Delgado Rodrigues - JDR Ornella Salvadori – OS Giulia Caneva - GC


Course opening




Week Eleven

Module 6: Synthesis

Sun 19

June

Mon 20 June

Tues 21 June

Wed 22 June

Thurs 23 June

Fri 24 June

Sat 25 June

Explanation of final exercise

9.30 11.00

Cemetery fieldwork

Fieldwork cont.

Cont.

Cont.

Break

11.30 13.00

Cont.

Lunch

14.30 16.00

Cont.

Break

16.30 18.00

Cont.

Rita Galluccio - RG


Course opening




Week Twelve

Module 6: Synthesis Sun

26 June

Mon 27 June

Tues 28 June

Wed 29 June

Thurs 30 June

Fri 1 July

Sat 2 July

9.30 11.00

On site presentations of projects

Module synthesis – theory into practice GR

Participant home scenarios discussion

Library day Expectations exercise Course evaluation discussion

Break

11.30 13.00

Cont.

Recap/Wrap-up GR

Cont. Closing ceremonies Brindisi & Lunch

Lunch

14.30 16.00

Classroom discussion of cemetery fieldwork

Evaluation of treatments S. Andrea della Valle Local architects/conservators

Graffiti cleaning - barriers & mitigation Coatings as protection – maintenance, removal & reapplication SM

END OF COURSE

Break

16.30 18.00

Cont. Cont. Cont.

Closing dinner (evening)

Susan MacDonald – SM Gionata Rizzi - GR SC11 curriculum Last update: Getty-ICCROM June 26, 2011

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