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28.2.2025 PRESENTATION IN THE SALA MONUMENTALE AT THE CONSIGLIO DEI MINISTRI IN ROME (I)

Presentation of the Reconstruction School’s projects in the Sala Monumentale at the Consiglio dei Ministri in Rome: From left to right: Univ.-Prof. Dr. sc. techn. Dipl. Arch. ETH Christian Hanus, FEng., Scientific Director of the Research Lab for Sustainable Cultural Heritage at the University for Continuing Education Krems; H.E. Ambassador Dr. iur. Martin Eichtinger, Austrian Embassy in Rome; Dott. Guido Castelli, Extraordinary Commissioner appointed by the government for the repair and reconstruction following the 2016 earthquake; Councilor Arch. Manuela Rinaldi, Government of the Lazio Region; and Ing. Mauro Tolomei, Mayor of Accumoli. (Photo: Peter Morgenstein, University for Continuing Education Krems).

Group photo of the participants: From left to right: Ing. Mauro Tolomei, Mayor of Accumoli; Univ.-Prof. Dr. sc. techn. Dipl. Arch. ETH Christian Hanus, FEng., Scientific Director of the Research Lab for Sustainable Cultural Heritage at the University for Continuing Education Krems; H.E. Ambassador Dr. iur. Martin Eichtinger, Austrian Embassy in Rome; Dott. Guido Castelli, Extraordinary Commissioner appointed by the government for the repair and reconstruction following the 2016 earthquake; and Councilor Arch. Manuela Rinaldi, Government of the Lazio Region. (Photo: Carola Flati, Austrian Embassy in Rome).

COMPARE CLOSING CONFERENCE, 25-27.2.2025, SCUOLA DI RICOSTRUZIONE, ACCUMOLI (I)

Presentation of the project results to Commissioner Castelli and Ambassador Eichtinger and the population of Accumoli by Professor Christian Hanus. (Image: UWK)

Commissioner Castelli and Ambassador Eichtinger had the opportunity to witness the activities of the Accumoli Reconstruction School. (Image: UWK)

The population of Accumoli investigating the methods and tools from the ComPaRe project. (Image: UWK)

Presentation and demonstration of the developed methods and tools for participatory reconstruction. (Image: UWK)

The first on-site demonstration of the multisensor robotic platform developed within the “heritage ROSS” project for documenting and monitoring cultural heritage. (Image: UWK)

Ambassador Eichtinger welcomed the international collaboration of “the best and most dedicated minds” to alleviate the suffering endured and take proactive measures for future disasters. (Image: UWK)

PROJECT SEMINAR, 27-31.3.2024, SCUOLA DI RICOSTRUZIONE, ACCUMOLI (I)

Presentation of the project results to the population of Accumoli by Professor Christian Hanus (Image: UWK/Norah Wild)

Introduction of the population to the Topothek (Image: UWK/Christian Hanus)

The population of Accumoli testing methods and tools from the ComPaRe project (Image: UWK/Christian Hanus)

Professors Wolfgang Neubauer and Christian Hanus explain the development and use of the multisensor robot systems from the heritageROSS project (Image: Marzio Mozzetti)

For the multisensor robot systems, a comprehensive 3D scan of the entire Red Zone of Accumoli was created as a data basis as part of the heritageROSS project (Image: UWK/Wolfgang Neubauer, Alexander Bornik, Gerhard Stüttler)

The situation in the Red Zone of Accumoli serves as the model basis for the development of tools and methods for participatory reconstruction (Image: UWK/Christian Hanus)

The project consortium from the ComPaRe project with the students during the test runs of the developed methods and tools

The Italian Ministry of Culture operates a depot with recovered cultural assets from Accumoli, Amatrice, and other towns in the region. Restorer Tommaso Sensini demonstrates to the group how a rescued painting is prepared for transport back to Amatrice. (UWK/Peter Morgenstein)

Professor Christian Hanus thanks the outgoing mayor Franca D’Angeli for the years of collaboration and support

For the final evening in Accumoli, the project partners cooked Hungarian, Czechoslovakian, and Austrian goulash for the population of Accumoli. The deputy mayor prepared Pasta all’Amatriciana

The final evening serves as an important informal occasion in the project for mutual acquaintance and information exchange (Image: Marzio Mozetti)

A large part of the population of Accumoli was informed about the interim results of the ComPaRe and heritageROSS projects (Image: Marzio Mozetti)

PROJECT CONSORTIUM MEETING, 19-21.2.2024, PRAGUE (CZ)

Working session at the Institute of Applied and Theoretical Mechanics of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic in Prague (Photo: Christian Hanus)

Visit to the laboratories at the Institute of Applied and Theoretical Mechanics of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic in Prague (Photo: Christian Hanus)

Group photo in front of the laboratories of the Institute of Applied and Theoretical Mechanics of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic in Prague (Photo: ÚTAM)

Visit to the laboratories at the Institute of Applied and Theoretical Mechanics of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic in Prague (Photo: Christian Hanus)

Visit to the laboratories at the Institute of Applied and Theoretical Mechanics of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic in Prague (Photo: Christian Hanus)

Flood protection structures for use with mobile elements in Prague-Troja (Photo: Christian Hanus)

Visit to the flood protection structures in Prague-Troja (Photo: Christian Hanus)

EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMME DESIGN WORKSHOP (C4), 3-6.12.2023, BANSKÁ ŠTIAVNICA (IT)

Workshop participants on Trinity Square in Banská Štiavnica inspecting buildings that were affected by a fire disaster a few months earlier.

Presentation and professional discussion of the semester project focusing on the multidimensional reconstruction of Accumoli at the Faculty of Architecture and Design at STU in Bratislava. From left: Christian Hanus, Tomáš Drdácký, Peter Morgenstein, Adriana Caldarone, Miloš Drdácký, Bálint Kádár, Tommaso Empler, and the authors of the project design - Veronika Trecáková and Viktória Mitrová.

The group of workshop participants in the building of the Faculty of Architecture and Design at STU in Bratislava before the workshop concludes. Top row from left: Vladimír Hain, Tomáš Drdácký, Martin Uhrík, Kornélia Kissfazekas, Ágnes Bertyák, Adriana Caldarone, Tommaso Empler, Peter Morgenstein. Bottom row from left: Christian Hanus, Miloš Drdácký, Bálint Kádár, Norah Wild, Roberto Ruggiero, Viktória Mitrová, Veronika Trecáková, Roman Hajtmanek.

Representatives of the project partners discuss the teaching methods and tools developed as part of the project in the conference room of the University Center of the Faculty of Architecture and Design at STU in Banská Štiavnica, Slovakia.

Workshop participants in one of the seven historic buildings affected by the fire disaster. From left: Norah Wild, Tomáš Drdácký, Christian Hanus, Katarína Terao Vošková, Michal Hrčka, Michal Šimkovic, Miloš Drdácký.

CASE STUDY - RECONSTRUCTION OF A DESTROYED CITY (C2 + C3), 18-22.09.2023, ACCUMOLI (IT)