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Kulturrådet/Riksantikvaren
With mitigation and adaptation as two key concepts, we aim to bring together cultural heritage stakeholders to share ideas and showcase best practices of the Nordic and Baltic Sea region.
Om konferansen
Med reduksjon av klimagassutslipp og tilpasning til klimaendringer som de sentrale over-skriftene, samler konferansen interessenter fra kulturmiljøsektoren, museer, forskere, studenter, arkitekter og byplanleggere, frivillige organisasjoner og kommuner i Norden og Østersjøregionen til en tredagers digital konferanse 28.- 30. september 2021. Kringkasting fra Oslo, Norge - European Green Capital i 2019. Husk å melde deg på! Gratis!
Tirsdag 28.september
- 09:00
Movie premiere – The Power of Volunteering
Who are the volunteers in the cultural heritage sector - and why are they doing it? Introduced by Hannu Matikka and director Espen Frøysland
- 10:00 - 11:30
Plenary session I:
General overview – in it for the action
Welcome to the digital forum with moderator Gina Gylver (NO)
Raymond Johansen (NO) Governing Mayor of Oslo
Welcome to Oslo – On Oslo as an environmentally friendly capital
Ole Jakob Furset (NO) Arts Council Norway
Opening remarks by BRHC Chair
Helge Drange (NO) University of Bergen
The consequences of climate change for the heritage sector
Film – The changing Oslo waterfront – Archaeology in Bispekilen
Andrew Potts (US) Climate Heritage Network
The future of our pasts – engaging cultural heritage in climate action
- 12:30 - 15:30
Plenary session II:
Reduction of climate change - how cultural heritage can be part of the solution
Valdur Lahtvee (EE)
CBSS support to increased resilience of Cultural Heritage to Climate Change
Henry McGhie (UK) Curating tomorrow
Museums and the Sustainable Development Goals
Peter Debrine (FR) UNESCO
Sustainable tourism in the Nordic-Baltic area
Ola Fjeldheim (NO) National Trust of Norway
Energy efficiency in old buildings
Film - The former American embassy in Oslo – Reuse in a city development perspective
Cecilie Flyen and Selamawit Mamo Fufa (NO) Sintef
Greenhouse gas calculations – re-use of old buildings versus building new ones
Workshop with Henry McGhie (UK) on the SDG’s as a framework for planning climate action
Onsdag 29.september
- 09:00 - 12:00
Plenary session III:
Adaptation to climate change
Greeting from Hanna Geiran (NO) Director of the Directorate for cultural heritage
Greeting from Kristin Danielsen (NO) Director of the Arts Council Norway
Ewan Hyslop (GB) Historic Environment Scotland
Evaluation of climate related risks to cultural heritage: examples from Scotland
Susanne Altvater (GE) s.Pro – sustainable projects
Change of land use due to climate change
Film – FutureBuilt – Social sustainability in new culture buildings on the Oslo waterfront
Gro Sandkjær Hansen (NO) Oslo Met
About consequences of more densely populated areas
Grethe Pontoppidan (DK) Arkitekturet Aps
On the Viking Ship Hall in Roskilde and how this museum is affected by climate change
Lucyna Nyka, Jakub Szczepański, Justyna Borucka (PL)
Vulnerability of heritage waterfront areas in Gdańsk – challenges, conflicts and concepts
Karen O'Brien (NO/USA) University of Oslo
Final conclusions, overview, looking into the crystal ball – what does the future hold for the cultural environments?
- 13:00 - 15:00
Thematic session I:
Coastal heritage and climate change
Session led by: Hannu Matikka (FI) Finnish Heritage Agency
Gunnar Ellingsen (NO) Museum Vest
Saving the Bryggen in Bergen
Dr. Robert Domżał (PO) The National Maritime Museum in Gdańsk
The Great Crane in Gdańsk
Mads V. Olesen (DK) CEO of STROMMA Denmark
Green sightseeing by boat and bus in Copenhagen – a change with challenges
Torsdag 30.september
- 10:00 - 11:30
Thematic session II:
Underwater cultural heritage and climate change
Session led by Sallamaria Tikkanen (FI) Finnish Heritage Agency
Sandra Henry (IR) CHERISH Project
Climate change and heritage
Björn Nilsson (SV) Lund University
The Study of Submerged Stone-Age Landscapes and its Relations to Past and Present Climatic Change
Peter Astrup (DK) Moesgaard Museum
Submerged Stone Age sites and their potential for determining past sea-level changes
Minna Koivikko (FI) Finnish Heritage Agency
A Case example – Suomenlinna World Heritage Site, Sea Fortress and climate change
Antony Firth (UK) Fjordr Limited
UNESCO Ocean Science Decade, the Ocean Decade Heritage Network and Maritime and Underwater Cultural Heritage
- 12:30 - 14:00
Thematic session III:
20th century built heritage and climate change – adaptive re-use
Session led by Martin Søberg (DK) Institute of Architecture and Culture, Royal Danish Academy
Liisa Pakosta (EE)
Comfortable Living Spaces: Quality of Life in Old Houses
Pia Ilonen (FI) ILO Architects
Drive or Die: The Cable Factory Story
Jakaterina Lavrinec (LT)
Reinventing green spaces in the "sleeping districts"
Closing of the forum