Séance du séminaire de l'aire Irlande (axe 5)

Le prochain séminaire PLIS (Paris-Lille Irish Seminar) commun aux équipes en études irlandaises de l'université Sorbonne Nouvelle (ERIN, EA PRISMES) et de l'université de Lille (Aire Irlande, ULR CECILLE), aura lieu le mardi 20 octobre de 17h30 à 19h en visioconférence 

Nicola Matthews, architecte en chef en charge de la protection et la gestion du patrimoine bâti auprès du Ministère irlandais du logement, des collectivités territoriales et du patrimoine, pour une intervention intitulée : « Local Heritage – European connections »

Nicola Matthews est également Point de Contact National pour le « New European Bauhaus », un programme européen de financement de la transition architecturale combinant préoccupations esthétiques, respect de l’environnement et inclusion sociale.

(Discutant: Carle Bonafous-Murat)

Nicola Matthews, Senior Architect, National Built Heritage Service has a diverse and busy role, including the development of a range of progressive national policies and actions for cultural heritage and the broader built and natural environment. Nicola participates in the EU OMC working group, which wrote the first EU architectural policy, ‘Towards a shared culture of Architecture’. Nicola is the National Contact Point for the New European Bauhaus (NEB), representative on the European Directors of architecture Policy (EDAP) and has an advisory role on cultural heritage regeneration and on integrating the NEB approach into the ERDF THRIVE Funding programme. These various roles provide the opportunity to transfer EU architectural policy, knowledge, practice, and research, along with the New European Bauhaus values and principles of beauty, sustainability, and inclusiveness, into Irish Towns to support their revitalisation. Nicola has been a judge for the Europa Nostra Awards and contributes the Europa Nostra Heritage Dialogues, is the vice chair of the RIAI Urban Design Committee and an active member of ICOMOS IRL and the Irish Georgian Society.