The Challenge of Change: Dealing with the Legacy of the Modern Movement - Proceedings of the 10th International DOCOMOMO Conference

Title page......Page 1
Contents......Page 5
Modern Architecture is Durable: Using Change to Preserve......Page 13
Introduction......Page 15
Change and Continuity 1......Page 17
Issues of Temporality - Paradoxes and Challenges of Modern Heritage. Introduction to the Session......Page 19
Being and Becoming of Modern Heritage. The Challenge of Planned Conservation......Page 21
Notes on the Unfinished Modern Monument: Clorindo Testa\'s Civic Center in Santa Rosa, La Pampa......Page 27
Historic Present: The Modern Movement in Situation......Page 33
Architecture and Temporality in Conservation Theory: The Modern Movement and the Restoration Attitude in Cesare Brandi......Page 39
Metsapaviljonski, Form Follows Wood......Page 43
Change and Continuity 2......Page 49
Buildings and Ideologies. Introduction to the Session......Page 51
The Evolution of Intervention Criteria in Modern Movement Restoration: Essential Problems and Circumstantial Problems. GATCPAC\'s Conservation Projects as a Case Study......Page 53
Anatole Kopp (1915-1990): The Engaged Architect and the Concept of Modern Architecture......Page 59
The Cubanacan Art Schools Rehabilitated......Page 65
Modern Movement Conservation as Progressive Practice. Byker and British Welfare State Housing......Page 71
Rewriting the Past: The Demolition of Modern Buildings and Monuments in Post-Communist Poland......Page 77
Change and Continuity 3......Page 83
Monuments and Icons. Introduction to the Session......Page 85
The Trojan Horse: Contemporary ‘Iconic\' Architecture and the Falsification of Modernism......Page 87
Transformations of a Suburban Estate Designed by Gregory Ain. Preservation of the Mar Vista Tract After 60 Years......Page 91
Neglectfulness in the Preservation and Continuity of Late-Modern Architecture. The Case of St Peter\'s Seminary by Gillespie, Kidd and Coia......Page 97
The Obsolescence of the Monument, the Future of Airport Icons......Page 103
Reconstructing the Philips Pavilion, Brussels 1958. Elements for a Critical Assessment......Page 109
Change and Continuity 4......Page 115
Myth, Authenticity and Lived Practices. Introduction to the Session......Page 117
Beyond Oscar Niemeyer: Authorities, Remodelings, Paradoxes and Peculiarities in the Preservation of Modern Buildings in Brazil......Page 119
Myth, History and Conservation in Tel Aviv......Page 125
Rietveld at Bergeijk......Page 131
Viva Stirling\'s Florey Building......Page 137
Questioning Material/Conceptual Authenticity......Page 143
Cities and Landscape 1......Page 147
Cities. Introduction to the Session......Page 149
The Urban Validity of Modern Experiences......Page 151
Translating the New Old-World into the New New-World. Reassessing Ernst Plischke\'s Plan for Naenae, Lower Hutt, New Zealand......Page 157
Transformation. An Alternative Approach Renewing the Postwar City......Page 163
Plymouth: City of the Welfare State in the 21st Century......Page 169
The Pittsburgh Civic Arena: Memory and Renewal......Page 175
Cities and Landscape 2......Page 183
The Landscape of Modernity. Introduction to the Session......Page 185
Modern Urban Landscape to Sustainable Urban Landscape. A Challenge for Chandigarh......Page 187
Landscapes of the Recent Past: Identifying Key Problems Regarding the Conservation of Designed Landscapes......Page 193
Healthy Bodies, Healthy Minds: Everyday Modernism in Australian Suburban Communities......Page 201
Ecological Crisis and the Modernist Residential Landscape: Pontchartrain Park, New Orleans, Louisiana......Page 207
Mountains and Modernity. Bernese Modernist Buildings in Its Environment......Page 213
Shifts in Programe and Flexibility 1......Page 219
Meandering in Modern Ensembles. Introduction to the Session......Page 221
The Curves of Time: Pamphulha, 65 Years of Change......Page 223
Moroccan Modernism Revamped. Flexing Between Infrastructural Opportunism and Heritage Commodification......Page 229
Conservation Development Strategy for the University of East Anglia......Page 235
Modernist Housing for Contemporary Families. The Arrival of the Athens Charter in Lisbon......Page 241
Facing the Future: Five Residential Buildings in Santiago and the Challenge of Flexibility......Page 249
Shifts in Programe and Flexibility 2......Page 255
F(r)ictions of Flexibility. Introduction to the Session......Page 257
Conservation as Project. Dealing Today with Latin American Modern Heritage - A Realistic Approach......Page 259
Adaptive Rehabilitation of the Riachuelo Building in the Historical Centre of Sao Paulo......Page 265
Large Scale Projects of the Modern Movement. Changing or Developing Architectural Genius?......Page 271
Restoring the 20th Century......Page 275
Bolgatanga Library: Adaptive Modernism in Ghana 40 Years on......Page 281
Education in Transformation......Page 289
Education in Transformation. Introduction to the Session......Page 291
Lessons on Architecture for the Future of the Past......Page 293
Preventative Conservation of Modern Architectural Heritage Study Programme......Page 299
How Should We Teach the Conservation of Modern and Contemporary Architecture?......Page 303
Experiencing the Modern in Lisbon......Page 311
Modern Education and the Education in Transformation of the Modern. The Experience of the Masters Degree in \"Rehabilitation of the Built Environment\"......Page 317
Technology, Progress and Sustainability 1......Page 323
Building Skins: Conservation and Adaptive Re-Use. Introduction to the Session......Page 325
The Feet of the Duck or Dynamic Insulation. Tackling Single Glass Facades of Modern Movement Buildings......Page 327
Comfort Conditions in Early Post-Colonial Architecture in Ghana......Page 333
Simulation of Natural Ventilation Flows. Possibilities for the Restoration of the Viipuri Library Ventilation System......Page 339
Modern Glass Walls on the Way to Sustainability. Comparing Examples from Germany and Brazil......Page 347
Sustainability, A Modern Movement......Page 353
Technology, Progress and Sustainability 2......Page 359
Materials - Conservation Strategies and Methodologies. Introduction to the Session......Page 361
The Pirelli Skyscraper in Milan, Italy. Modern and Contemporary Technologies......Page 363
Dalle de Verre: Modern Stained Glass......Page 371
Securing Ornamental Design in Modern Havana Heritage: Architectural High Rise Building......Page 377
The Original Intention - Intention of the Original? Remarks on the Importance of Materiality Regarding the Preservation of the Tugendhat House and Other Buildings of Modernism......Page 385
Concrete Repairs and Coatings for Frank Lloyd Wright\'s Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum......Page 391
Short Papers. Change and Continuity......Page 399
Historical Research, Architectural Design and the Conservation of Modern Paulista School Buildings. The Case of the Gymnasium of Itahaem......Page 401
Preserving the Body in Greek Modern Architecture. The Sanatorium \"Sotiria\" in Athens......Page 405
Change and Permanence in Greek Modernity. The Case of Takis Zenetos......Page 409
Paradoxes in the Rebuilding of Casto Fernandez-Shaw\'s Porto Pi Petroleum Station......Page 413
Chandigarh: Managing the Challenge of Change in an Icon of the Modern Movement......Page 417
A Roof over One\'s Head: Luxury for Everybody. Vienna\'s Social Housing Project, 1923-2008......Page 421
Paradoxes and Contradictions in Conserving Modernisms from the 1960\'s. Case Study: Pihlajamaki Housing Area - Protective Plan, Regeneration and Repair Guidelines......Page 425
Making a Home of Modernism. Architectural Alterations in the Dessau-Torten Siedlung, 1928-2007......Page 429
Tropical Modernism: The Legacy of the Modern Movement in Sri Lanka, with Respect to Three Practitioners......Page 433
Restructuring Cities and Landscape......Page 437
Inseparable Links: Architecture, Nature, Landscape. The Tourist Village \"Le Rocce\", Restoration Plan......Page 439
Re-Creating Urban Form with Industry: Turkish Modernization and Kayseri Experience......Page 441
The Portales Neighbourhood Unit. Change and Continuity of a Housing Project in Santiago de Chile......Page 445
Luigi Cosenza and the Unity of Architecture and City Planning in Modern Napels......Page 449
The Modern \"D-list\" vs. the Bottom Line. Contemporary Urban Redevelopment, Economic Incentive, and the Fate of Regional Modernism in Atlanta, Georgia......Page 453
Modern Architecture Goes on Holiday. The Lidi di Mortelle in Sicily, a Small \"Linear City\" by the Sea......Page 457
Modernist Social Housing in Colombia: An Endangered Species......Page 461
The Modern Agriculture Village on the Hachirogata-Polder in Japan. The Design Process During the Economic Development Period......Page 465
Modern Housing in Brazil and the Conservation and Rehabilitation Questions......Page 469
La Habana del Este: A View to the Future......Page 473
Building Restoration in Bacu Abis......Page 477
Shifts in Programe and Flexibility......Page 481
From Glorious Past to Sustainable Future: Cincinnati Union Terminal......Page 483
From Defence of the Image to Protection of Spaces. The Case Study of Politecnico di Milano\'s Heritage......Page 487
Bauhaus Buildings Dessau: From Experiment to World Heritage......Page 491
Industrial and Flexible: The Legacy of the Modern Movement and the Strategies of Re-Use in Italy......Page 495
The Music of Change......Page 499
The Search for Habitat. Georges Candilis & Shadrach Woods in Casablanca......Page 503
Santorio: The Case of the Sanatorium Programme in Italy......Page 507
Education in Transformation......Page 511
\'t Hool Eindhoven: The Key to an Urban Entity is the Detail......Page 513
Education and Redesign: A Future for Modern Housing in Buenos Aires......Page 517
Student Project: Boshuisje \"De Uil\"......Page 521
Design Advocacy Through Service-Learning. Saving Riverview High School, Sarasota, Florida......Page 523
Reworking the Modern Movement. A European Workshop on the Meat Market of Copenhagen......Page 527
Technology, Progress and Sustainability......Page 531
Renovation Project of Industrial Heritage. Case Study: Kayseri Sumerbank Bez FabrikasI......Page 533
The Change of Facing: Meanings and Implications. The case of the Former Directorial Centre of the National Telephone Company in Turin......Page 537
The Need for a Shift in Attitude. From Isolated Event to Process-Oriented Maintenance of Multi-Apertment Buildings from the Late 1950s Through 1970s in Gotenborg......Page 541
Hotel Britannia: A Monument from the Reconstruction Period......Page 545
Building in Health: Vitaglass and Modern Bodies......Page 547
Exhibition......Page 551
Transformations of Dutch Church Building After the Second World War......Page 553
Acknowledgements......Page 561
Acknowledgements......Page 563