Korea, China, and Japan to Discuss Modern and Contemporary Architectural Heritage in Daejeon

National Research Institute of Cultural Heritage Hosts International Academic Conference

Academic Conference 'Reading Materials, Connecting Technologies' Poster / National Research Institute of Cultural Heritage.

A forum will be held to discuss solutions for the preservation of modern and contemporary architectural heritage in East Asia. The National Research Institute of Cultural Heritage under the Cultural Heritage Administration will host the academic conference titled “Reading Materials, Connecting Technologies” on October 13 at 1:00 p.m. in Conference Hall, Exhibition Hall 1, Daejeon Convention Center. A large number of experts from Korea, China, and Japan will attend.

The keynote lecture will be delivered by Inseok Yoon, a professor at Sungkyunkwan University. He will address the changes and trends in modern and contemporary East Asian architectural heritage materials and propose future preservation measures.

The subsequent theme presentations will cover topics such as: “Current Status and Future Directions of Research on Manufacturing and Fabrication Technologies of Modern and Contemporary Architectural Heritage Materials in Korea,” “Physical Properties and Reproduction Standards of Korean Modern-Era Clay Bricks,” “Preservation and Repair of Architectural Heritage: Focusing on Building No. 1131 in Huaihai Zhonglu, Shanghai,” “Trends and Issues Related to Modern and Contemporary Architectural Heritage Materials in Japan,” and “Technology, Reinterpretation, and Homogenization: Reflections on the Preservation of Chinese Architectural Heritage.”

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