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Maramures Protection Plan Charrette 14-20 July 2008, Romania
Podkowa Lesna Workshop 5-15 September 2008, Poland
The Venice Charter Revisited subscribe now
Tradition Today: Continuity in Architecture & Society buy online
New Architecture & Urbanism... Indian Traditions buy online
The Architectural Tuning of Settlements by Leon Krier buy online
Journal of Urbanism new academic publication

The Oxford Conference 2008 22 - 23 July 2008, Oxford UK
Sighisoara Urban Planning Charrette 1-7 September 2008, Romania

New Buildings Ruining Riga including the World Heritage site
2009 EU Prize for Cultural Heritage
entries due 1 October
In Sweden, low carbon = traditional urbanism

Traditional Building Forms & Techniques by Cordelia Osasona
Architectural squares by Mario Gallarati
Poetic Architecture by Konstantinos Zabetis

The Culture of Building Summer School 8-28 July 2008, UK
Evolving Buildings and Cities24th July 2008, United Kingdom
Sustainable Tourism 2008 3-5 September 2008, Malta
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INTBAU is a world wide organisation dedicated to the support of traditional building, the maintenance of local character and the creation of better places to live. We are creating an active network of individuals and institutions who design, make, maintain, study or enjoy traditional building, architecture and places.
INTBAU's architecture and urban design workshops bring together practitioners, artisans and students. By education in traditional architecture, urbanism and the building crafts, we encourage people to maintain and restore traditional buildings, and to build new buildings and places that contribute to traditional environments and improve the quality of life in cities, towns and villages around the world.
INTBAU is a force for the continuity of tradition in architecture and building and the promotion of traditional urban design, wherever it is found.
INTBAU UK is a Charity registered in the United Kingdom no. 1103068, under the patronage of His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales. It is directed by the INTBAU College of Chapters and administered from London by its Secretary, Dr Matthew Hardy, working with Communications director Aura Neag. Chapters have been formed in Australia, Canada, Germany, India, Iran, Ireland, Italy, Nigeria, Poland, Romania, Scandinavia, the UK and US.
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