IMPULSE + ROUND TABLE

Talking about conservation management is talking about the highly professionalized administrative tools and practices in caring about our common heritage. One tool deserves special recognition insofar as its inventors tried to conceive an instrument to structure the complexity of the process of heritage conservation in a transparent and efficient way. The Conservation Management Plan (CMP) was developed 40 years ago and has been received with a lot of enthusiasm ever since. After introducing the tool and its history we present current use cases and hear about the state of conservation management in Europe. We want to conclude the evening with a discussion about the future use of Conservation Management Plans (CMP) in the field of documenting and conserving the heritage of the modern movement in architecture.

Greetings and Introduction
Uta Pottgiesser

Conservation Management Plan. The tool and its history
Susan Macdonald

Paimio Sanatorium and other CMPs by the Aalto Foundation
Jonas Malmberg

Centennial Hall in Wrocław
Jadwiga Urbanik

Villa Rezek, saving an unknown masterpiece of Viennese Modernism
Maximilian Eisenköck, Michael Rainer, Wolfgang H. Salcher

Round Table
The Conservation Management Plan and modern architecture
Susan Macdonald, Jonas Malmberg, Jadwiga Urbanik, Wolfgang H. Salcher, Impulses from Wessel de Jonge (NL) and Franz Jaschke (DE) moderated by Uta Pottgiesser