Module 7:Recovery Implementation And Recovery

This module focuses on the procedural steps and considerations for implementing planned recovery interventions (repair and retrofitting, restoration, reconstruction, upgradation etc.) at micro level (i.e., for a specific neighborhood, building or component).  The participant will develop an understanding of the  basic intervention considerations, including design, material, colour, and intervention techniques and will understand the coordination needed with actors and stakeholders. These skills will be developed based on the proposal completed in the planning module. Review of the stabilization and security measures needed within the framework of intervention implementation will be introduced along with exploring the considerations needed for implementing upgrades and adaptive reuse measures. The role of impact assessment will be reviewed along with understanding how to implement interventions at a project level and how to record the various interventions at the urban, cluster, and building level. The participant will learn the importance of the community and other stakeholders, including local and national governmental bodies, and their roles in recovery implementation and who should participate in the recovery planning and implementation phase.

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Learning Outcomes

  • Understand using information from all previous modules, including values, documentation, assessment, etc. to plan, execute and manage a conservation intervention.
  • Create a comprehensive implementation package at multiple scopes and scales that includes project documents and execution plans, construction schedule, technical specifications in 3-part format, drawings, BoQ, and other technical documents including Health and Safety plan, change orders, site documentation during implementation while using standards to ensure quality ISO, Euro, ASTM, etc.
  • Evaluate proposed interventions against established values and write a concise Heritage Impact Assessment that includes the impacts to values, and mitigations to reduce those impacts while balancing modern infrastructure interventions against historic values
  • Manage an active heritage recovery project while learning to control quality of the implementation, evaluate materials, reject defects, colors, installation.
  • Learn how to write and respond to RFIs, process change orders and adjust the scope of work and financing.
  • Monitor after conservation implementation while influencing post-conservation measures after implementation and developing monitoring indicators.
  • Understand how to evaluate the state of conservation and write related reports for different entities.
  • Implement the Preventive Conservation approach.
  • Learn how to write a maintenance plan.

 Curriculum

  • Understand how to plan, execute, and manage a conservation intervention.

  • Learn the instruments of service for implementation at multiple scales and scopes.

  • Assess implementation against the established values (from previous module; HIA).

  • Organize and manage the mechanisms of implementation.

  • Monitor a conservation intervention after implementation.

Topics

Topic 1-Introduction to recovery interventions

Learning Objectives:

• Understand using information from all previous modules, including    values, documentation, assessment, etc. to plan, execute and              manage a conservation intervention.
Lecture
Classroom Activity
Field Activity
Reading

 Related topics:

Module 1-Topic 2: Introduction to the key principles and approaches of                                           cultural heritage conservation and management.
Module 2-Topic 1: Introduction to heritage significance and values and their                                       qualifiers.
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Topic 2-Basic intervention consideration

Learning Objectives:

• Create a comprehensive implementation package at multiple               scopes and scales that includes project documents and execution       plans, construction schedule, technical specifications in 3-part             format, drawings, BoQ, and other technical documents including         Health and Safety plan, change orders, site documentation                   during implementation while using standards to ensure quality           ISO, Euro, ASTM, etc
Lecture
Classroom Activity
Field Activity

Reading

 Related topics:

Module 2-Topic 1: Introduction to the international legal and policy documents.
Module 2-Topic 2: Understanding the local context.
Module 3-Topic 6: conflicting and changing nature of values and assessing                                          their loss.
Module 4-Topic 5: Application of Documentation in Heritage Recovery.
Module 5-Topic 1: Identification of Structural elements and analyzing their                                          behavior and design.
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Module 5-Topic 4: Understanding and analysis of structural damages of                                              heritage buildings.
Module 6-Topic 1: Introduction to recovery planning and guiding documents.
Module 6-Topic 2: Peacebuilding and memory processing in post-conflict recovery planning.
Module 6-Topic 3: Planning principles for recovery
Module 6-Topic 4: Financial aspects of heritage recovery.

Topic 3-Typology and levels of interventions

Learning Objectives:

• Evaluate proposed interventions against established values and        write a concise Heritage Impact Assessment that includes the              impacts to values, and mitigations to reduce those impacts while        balancing modern infrastructure interventions against historic              values.
Lecture
Classroom Activity
Field Activity
Reading

 Related topics:

Module 3-Topic 4: Linking value assessment to different steps of heritage                                            recovery.
Module 4-Topic 3.1: Methods and Tools for Documentation – City and                                                     Neighborhood.
Module 4-Topic 3.2: Methods and Tools for Documentation – Building Level.
Module 5-Topic 4: Understanding and analysis of structural damages of                                              heritage buildings.
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Module 5-Topic 7: Identification and treatment of different types of damages                                      at the material level First aid and shoring design.
Module 6-Topic 4: Financial aspects of heritage recovery.
Module 6-Topic 5.1: Recovery Planning(City Level and Neighborhood)
Module 6-Topic 5.2: Recovery Planning(Building Level)

Topic 4-Safety and security measures

Learning Objectives:

• Implement the Preventive Conservation approach.
Lecture
Classroom Activity
Field Activity
Reading

 Related topics:

Module 2-Topic 2: Understanding the local context.
Module 3-Topic 6: conflicting and changing nature of values and assessing                                          their loss.
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Topic 5-Designing and implementation of stabilization interventions for heritage building

Learning Objectives:

• Understand how to evaluate the state of conservation and write         related reports for different entities.
Lecture
Classroom Activity
Field Activity
Reading

 Related topics:

Module 4-Topic 5: Application of Documentation in Heritage Recovery.
Module 5-Topic 1: Identification of Structural elements and analyzing their                                          behavior and design.
Module 5-Topic 4: Understanding and analysis of structural damages of                                              heritage buildings.
Module 5-Topic 8: Stabilization designs for damaged structures.
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Topic 6-Stakeholders and community engagement

Learning Objectives:

• Understand the role that various actors play in the implementation     and monitoring of heritage sites. 
Lecture
Classroom Activity
Field Activity
Reading

 Related topics:

Module 6-Topic 2: Peacebuilding and memory processing in post-conflict                                            recovery planning.
Module 6-Topic 6: Decision making and stakeholder involvement in recovery                                     planning.
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Topic 7-Site Management

Learning Objectives:

• Learn how to write and respond to RFIs, process change orders          and adjust the scope of work and financing.
• Manage an active heritage recovery project while learning to              control quality of the implementation, evaluate materials, reject           defects, colors, installation.
Lectures
Classroom Activity
Field Activity

Reading

 Related topics:

Module 2-Topic 2: Understanding the local context.
Module 2-Topic 3: Conflict Analysis and its application to heritage recovery.
Module 2-Topic 4: Stakeholders, Rightsholders, and Actors Mapping and                                             Analysis.
Module 3-Topic 2: Methodology for identifying, assessing, and mapping                                               heritage values and attributes.
Module 3-Topic 4: Linking value assessment to different steps of heritage                                           recovery.
Module 3-Topic 6: conflicting and changing nature of values and assessing                                          their loss.
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Module 5-Topic 3: Typologies of hazards affecting built cultural heritage.
Module 5-Topic 6: Assessing and managing risks.
Module 6-Topic 2: Peacebuilding and memory processing in post-conflict                                            recovery planning.
Module 6-Topic 4: Financial aspects of heritage recovery.
Module 6-Topic 6: Decision making and stakeholder involvement in recovery                                        planning.

Topic 8-Post-completion management and consideration

Learning Objectives:

• Monitor after conservation implementation while influencing post-    conservation measures after implementation and developing              monitoring indicators.
Lecture
Classroom Activity
Field Activity
Reading

 Related topics:

Module 2-Topic 2: Understanding the local context.
Module 2-Topic 5: Peacebuilding thorough Heritage Recovery.
Module 3-Topic 6: conflicting and changing nature of values and assessing                                          their loss.
Module 5-Topic 3: Typologies of hazards affecting built cultural heritage.
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Module 5-Topic 6: Assessing and managing risks.
Module 6-Topic 2: Peacebuilding and memory processing in post-conflict                                            recovery planning.
Module 6-Topic 3: Planning principles for recovery
Module 6-Topic 4: Financial aspects of heritage recovery.

Topic 9-Monitoring and reporting for recovery implementations

Learning Objectives:

• Learn how to write a maintenance plan
Lecture
Classroom Activity
Field Activity
Reading

 Related topics:

Module 4-Topic 4: Monitoring and reporting in documentation.
Module 4-Topic 5: Application of Documentation in Heritage Recovery.
Module 5-Topic 3: Typologies of hazards affecting built cultural heritage.
Module 5-Topic 5: Monitoring and reporting damages.
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Module 6-Topic 6: Decision making and stakeholder involvement in recovery                                        planning.
Module 6-Topic 7: Monitoring and reporting in recovery planning.

Main Instructors:

Rand Eppich 
Architectural conservator and heritage documentation consultant, United States
Marwan Al-Heib 
Professor of Civil Engineering, INERIS (Institut National de l’Environnement Industriel et des Risques, France
Frazer Macdonald Hay   
Specialist in architecture for peacebuilding 

Contributors

Maria Rita Acetoso
Bonnie Burnham
Glenn Boornazian
Gordon Rattray  

Omar Fadhil Hasan