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Tommi Lindh, Conservation Architect, Helsinki
In the late 1980s and early 1990s, new conservation challenges emerged as seminal architectural works of the Modern Movement reached fifty years of age thereby becoming eligible for heritage protection.Many of these buildings have not aged well and there is a lack of practical conservation knowledge that addresses the many complex challenges. To begin to address these, the Getty Conservation Institute convened a colloquium of experts in the field in March 2013.
Learn more about our Conserving Modern Architecture Initiative: bit.ly/1h1mn0d
Tommi Lindh, Conservation Architect, Helsinki
In the late 1980s and early 1990s, new conservation challenges emerged as seminal architectural works of the Modern Movement reached fifty years of age thereby becoming eligible for heritage protection.Many of these buildings have not aged well and there is a lack of practical conservation knowledge that addresses the many complex challenges. To begin to address these, the Getty Conservation Institute convened a colloquium of experts in the field in March 2013.
Learn more about our Conserving Modern Architecture Initiative: bit.ly/1h1mn0d
