RIPAM 9 - Cultural Migrations

Filipe Gonzalez

RIPAM 9 - Cultural Migrations

Conference Proceedings

The RIPAM, an acronym for “Rencontres Internationales sur le Patrimoine Architectural Méditerranéen”, has evolved into an informal organization of professors, researchers, and professionals who, since the first edition, have come together to form a group that has organized and continues to organize meetings in various Mediterranean countries.

Pagine: 240

ISBN: 9788835183921

Edizione:1a edizione 2025

Codice editore: 11810.2.10

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The RIPAM, an acronym for “Rencontres Internationales sur le Patrimoine Architectural Méditerranéen”, has evolved into an informal organization of professors, researchers, and professionals who, since the first edition, have come together to form a group that has organized and continues to organize meetings in various Mediterranean countries. The initiative relies exclusively on the goodwill of each participant to carry out high-level scientific events.
The principle is simple: to organize very low-cost meetings, avoiding unnecessary expenses, while granting full freedom to the host institution to decide on the structure of its event and to add new members to the steering committee.
RIPAM meetings are held every two years, lasting three days, with the possibility of an intermediate one-day meeting focused on more specific themes.
RIPAM has a website, hosted at ripam.org, which is periodically updated with contributions from participating members.
The ninth meeting was dedicated to cultural migrations, bringing together 99 participants with presentations. This publication gathers the articles that were selected and whose authors consented to their publication.
The areas of discussion range from architecture to urban planning, rehabilitation, heritage studies, geology, geography, chemistry, physics, art history, fine arts, and engineering – in short, all fields that, in one way or another, contribute to the knowledge and understanding of Mediterranean heritage.
RIPAM itself is also a form of cultural migration.

Filipe González, Preface
Santos Lydia, Ideology in representation: the traditional Algarve chimney and the Portuguese New State
Naouel Nessark, From the Great synagogue of Algiers to Jamma Lihoud, architectural monography of a centuries-old building
Y. El Haouzali, F. González, Transition spaces: Elements of space hierarchy. Case of the patio of the courtyard house in the southwestern part of the Mediterranean basin
S. Gallouzi, M. Fakhfakh, Architectural and urban Heritage in the eyes of three future architects
N.A. Galliano, Forms of Mediterranean Housing in the Pearl River Delta From the S.S. Patris II to other seas
F. Cioli, A. Cottini, The convent of São Francisco do Monte in Viana do Castelo (Portugal): an integrated digital survey for the understanding of the architecture and its landscape
Ferreira, Rúben Manuel, The Ecologial Footprint of Being
R. Guirguinova, Under the Mediterranean influence – Eastern and Western European architecture during the 19th century
L.O. Caetano, J.L. Crespo, Cultural Heritage and Citizenship: Theory and Practice in the Portuguese Context
V.G. Nascimento, F.A.B. Pereira, A.N. Alves, A. Candeias, The challenge of link musealized objects to its primitive building
A.N. Alves, What did the Roman Temple of Évora look like in the nineteenth century?
Filipe González, From tradition to modernity: teaching earth construction as a key to changing contemporary architectural thinking
D. Lengyel, C. Toulouse, Researching an ancient amphitheatre in archaeology and architecture
A. Panicco, The historical landscape in Liguria: architecture heritage in Ventimiglia
A. Ghersi, Water caption systems in Mediterranean terraced landscapes facing climate change
Rui Campos Matos, Mediterranean heritage in the 19th century house of Madeira and the Canary Islands
D. Pittaluga, G. Calvi, Conservation of historical port architecture
M. Abbo, Francesca L. Buccafurri, Angela C. de Hugo Silva, Frida Occelli, In origine le montagne avevano grandi ali
Hracherrass, Loubna, Fortress of yesterday, heritage of today, lesson of tomorrow: The Kasbah of the caïd of Tamnougualt
C. Petronila, S. Salema, J. Matos, P. Guilherme, Analysis of the evolution of typologies in the Malagueira neighborhood
Fatma-Zohra Haridi, Ali Boulemaredj, Amira Ouled-Diaf, Sara Khalil, The imprint of the ideal city on the ancient city of Guelma, Algeria
Hicham Mouloudi, La réhabilitation des habitations menaçant ruine du quartier Mellah de Rabat : avancées et limites
F. Fratini, S. Rescic, O.A. Cuzman, B. Sacchi, The travertine in the Tuscan Architecture (Italy)

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