Anastylosis at Large

Liste des intervenants

• Nicolas Leys (Sorbonne Université, ISCD) & Gaëlle Lafage  (Centre André-Chastel)

• Dany Sandron (Sorbonne Université - Centre André-Chastel)

• Koichi Kato (Tokyo University)

• Jean-Sébastien Cluzel (Sorbonne Université - Centre André-Chastel)

• Satoshi Unno (Tokyo University)

•  Jean-Baptiste Minnaert (Sorbonne Université - Centre André-Chastel)

• Denis Hayot (Centre André-Chastel)

• Katia Choupik (Sorbonne Université - Centre André-Chastel)

• Paul Fructus (Université Paris 8, Laboratoire Inrev - Centre André-Chastel)

PROGRAMME

• 14h Introduction - Global issues
  Jean-Sébastien Cluzel (Sorbonne Université, Centre André-Chastel)
• 14h30 Reconstruction in Japan through complete history
  Unno Satoshi (Tokyo University)
• 15h15 High-resolution 3D Data Acquisition and Modeling for Digital Preservation of Cultural Heritage: Case Studies of the Molière’s Theatre at the Palais-Royal and the Delacroix’s Paintings at the National Assembly Library
  Gaëlle Lafage (Centre André-Chastel) & Nicolas Leys (Sorbonne Université, ISCD)
• 15h45 Digital tools for restitution of disappeared or uncomplete buildings: investigations in medieval Paris and Autun (Burgundy)
  Dany Sandron (Sorbonne Université, Centre André-Chastel) & Denis Hayot (Centre André-Chastel)
• 16h15 Coffee break
• 16h30 The Cernuschi Dragon Frieze – Issues of numerical restitution
  Katia Choupik & Paul Fructus (Sorbonne Université)
• 17h New trends and problems in the conservation and utilization of modern architecture in Japan
  Kato Koichi (Tokyo University)
• 17h45 Two monumental restoration ways: the Amiraux swimming pool in Paris (1913-1930) by Henri Sauvage; the Nestlé headquarters in Vevey (1956-1960) by Jean Tschumi
  Jean-Baptiste Minnaert (Sorbonne Université)
• 18h15 Discussion