The application for admission must be submitted no later than 12nd December 2023

For any communication, send an email to cibec@unina.it

Final objectives: The training of professionals, officials and technicians in the field of Conservation of Cultural Heritage, in particular of the historical building, has unique connotations and specificities compared to the academic preparation of engineers and architects. It requires the preliminary acquisition of an interdisciplinary language that combines the needs of historical knowledge and conservation with the technical-scientific issues related to the degradation of the products, their safety and usability. For the various specialist sectors, the peculiarities related to the problems of Cultural Heritage will be highlighted through the analysis of the most recurrent cases. Finally, the basic criteria and guidelines for the conservation projects of architectural and historical-artistic artifacts will be provided.

Aim: The course provide critical and operational tools in order to train professionals with specific technical-scientific skills in the design and implementation of interventions of Conservation and Enhancement of Cultural Heritage.

The application for admission must be submitted no later than 18th May 2023

The result will be communicated by email.

The course illustrates methodological and operational aspects aimed at reducing the seismic vulnerability of monuments and the historical building through the phases of preliminary analysis consisting of qualitative and instrumental investigations, structural modelling and structural improvement/adjustment interventions.

Topics: Principles of conservation and restoration, geomatic techniques of survey and structural monitoring, elements of structure dynamics, analysis with the finite element method, seismic vulnerability, geotechnical elements and interventions on foundations, structural restoration and much more.

The application for admission must be submitted no later than 12nd November 2022

Submission of the application for admission in duplicate at the secretariat of the C.I.Be.C.(by hand, by registered mail A.R. or via P.E.C.).

The final ranking will be posted to the Register of Cibec and published
on this website

Abstract: In the last fifty years the most peculiar aspects of both civil and industrial engineering have been called to play a fundamental role in the conservation of Cultural Heritage and in particular of the built heritage. This task is often addressed in a design vision that does not take into account the specificities of Cultural Heritage; moreover, the regulations of engineering, designed for modern architecture, are often not in tune with the principles of the preservation of Cultural Heritage. For over a decade, C.I.Be.C. has been committed to establishing a synergy between humanistic knowledge and technical-scientific knowledge, in order to promote a conservation project culture based on historical and scientific bases.

Aim: The training of professionals, officials and technicians in the field of Conservation of Cultural Heritage, in particular of the historical building, has unique connotations and specificities compared to the academic preparation of engineers and architects. It requires the preliminary acquisition of an interdisciplinary language that combines the needs of historical knowledge and conservation with the technical-scientific issues related to the degradation of the products, their safety and usability. For the various specialist sectors, the peculiarities related to the problems of Cultural Heritage will be highlighted through the analysis of the most recurrent cases. Finally, the basic criteria and guidelines for the conservation projects of architectural and historical-artistic artifacts will be provided. The course is aimed at providing critical and operational tools in order to train professionals with specific technical-scientific skills in the design and implementation of interventions of Conservation and Enhancement of Cultural Heritage.

Topics:

• Elements of archeology and history of ancient architecture
• Elements of architecture history
• Building types of architecture
• Traditional materials and degradation
• The ancient construction concept
• Traditional building techniques
• Geotechnics for the historical built
• Diagnostics for the historical built
• The preservation of the historical built and the modern built
• Innovative materials and modern techniques
• Multimedia documentation methods
• Applied Physics for Cultural Heritage
• Plant for Cultural Heritage
• Principles of lighting technology
• Architectural design and conservation
• Management and enhancement of cultural heritage

The application for admission must be submitted no later than 20th September 2019

Submission of the application for admission in duplicate at the secretariat of the C.I.Be.C.(by hand, by registered mail A.R. or via P.E.C.).

The final ranking will be posted to the Register of Cibec and published
on this website

Aim: The course aim at training graduates with specific technical-scientific skills related to the morphological and structural characteristics of the Archaeological Heritage, the characteristics and properties of the materials and their degradation, possible intervention strategies to formulate projects aimed at stopping the processes of degradation and “improvement” of archaeological artifacts, also with regard to technological aspects.

Topics:

• Elements of archeology and history of ancient architecture;
• Building types of ancient architecture;
• Chemistry for Archaeology: materials and degradation;
• The ancient construction concept;
• Traditional building techniques;
• The contribution of geotechnics to archaeology
• Diagnostics for the archaeological built
• The preservation of the archaeological building
• Innovative materials and modern techniques
• Multimedia methods of documentation
• Applied Physics for Archaeology
• Criteria for the preservation and protection of specimens
• Sustainability principles for archaeological heritage