J.J. College of Architecture unique course on Built Heritage Studies and Conservation
Sir J.J. College of Architecture, a
globally reputed institution of Architecture, is conducting a unique course
known as a Capacity Development Program in Built Heritage Studies and
Conservation. This program is being offered with the joint collaboration of the
Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya (CSMVS) Mumbai and the Mumbai
Metropolitan Region Heritage Conservation Society (MMR- HCS).
You can opt for individual modules & get a participation certificate or acquire a Diploma (awarded by MMR- HCS, CSMVS & Sir J.J. College of Architecture) after successfully completing all 6 modules & appearing for a written exam.
Areas of conservation included in Course Content
Eligibility Criteria
2. For Diploma: You should have a Graduate degree, preferably in Architecture, Civil Engineering or Fine Arts. Practitioners with relevant work experience may also enroll. Your application will be screened on the basis of educational qualifications and work experience prior to granting admission to the course.
2. Materials Conservation I
3. Structural Conservation, Retrofit and Maintenance
4. Conservation Project Management
5. Materials Conservation II
6. Urban Conservation and Enabling Environment
Contact Information
You can opt for individual modules & get a participation certificate or acquire a Diploma (awarded by MMR- HCS, CSMVS & Sir J.J. College of Architecture) after successfully completing all 6 modules & appearing for a written exam.
Areas of conservation included in Course Content
- Documentation
- Condition assessment
- Materials
- Structural conservation
- Heritage management
- Urban conservation
Course Duration
Each module will include 40 hours of
training sessions and will be conducted for 5 days
Eligibility Criteria
1. For individual modules: You should have
a Graduate degree in any discipline or have some practical experience in
architectural works.
2. For Diploma: You should have a Graduate degree, preferably in Architecture, Civil Engineering or Fine Arts. Practitioners with relevant work experience may also enroll. Your application will be screened on the basis of educational qualifications and work experience prior to granting admission to the course.
The 2013-2014 Schedule of the Modules
1. Approaches to Built Heritage
Conservation
Dates: 19th to 23rd
August 2013
Venue: Sir J.J. College of Architecture
2. Materials Conservation I
Content: Lime plaster, stucco, stone,
concrete
Dates: 23rd to 27th
September 2013
Venue: CSMVS Museum
3. Structural Conservation, Retrofit and Maintenance
Dates: 25th to 29th
November 2013
Venue: Sir J.J. College of Architecture
4. Conservation Project Management
Dates: 20th to 24th
January 2014
Venue: Sir J.J. College of Architecture
5. Materials Conservation II
Content: Timber, metals, glass, bricks,
ceramic tiles, terracotta, mosaic
Dates: 18th to 22nd
February 2014
Venue: CSMVS Museum
6. Urban Conservation and Enabling Environment
Dates: 17th to 21st
March 2014
Venue: Sir J.J. College of Architecture
Contact Information
BHSC Programme Coordinator
Mob: +91 9820096951
Email: coordinatorBHSC@gmail.com
For more information: www.bhsc.in
Mob: +91 9820096951
Email: coordinatorBHSC@gmail.com
For more information: www.bhsc.in
Website of Sir J.J. College of Architecture:
http://www.sirjjarchitecture.org/
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