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Semester abroad at the National Institute of Applied Sciences in Strasbourg as a part of the EU ERASMUS exchange program

Bachelor of Engineering in Architecture at Lodz University of Technology

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Presentation of an article at the Science Seminar of Architecture Students in Lodz

Presentation of an art installation at the international Light.Move.Festival 2023

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Justyna Walewska

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Kick-off event for the project **Heritage Building Information Modeling (HBIM) as a documentation, planning and monitoring method for the elimination of harmful environmental influences using the example of the UNESCO World Heritage Site Worms Synagogue** and conference on the topic: **Heritage BIM in Monument Preservation - Innovative Strategies for Preservation and Monitoring**

**LUX - Pavillon der Hochschule Mainz**, Ludwigsstrasse 2, 55116 Mainz
**March 27/28, 2025**

- How do climate change and environmental influences affect built cultural heritage?
- How can the BIM (Building Information Modeling) planning method contribute to the recording, maintenance planning and monitoring of cultural monuments?
- How can heritage conservation and world heritage-specific requirements be recorded in the digital model and made usable in the long term?
- How can interdisciplinary data from different sources (soil, construction, archaeology, topography) be integrated in order to develop a holistic conservation methodology?

Organized by AI MAINZ - Institute of Architecture at Mainz University of Applied Sciences 
in cooperation with the Directorate of State Monument Conservation and the World Heritage Secretariat 
at the General Directorate for Cultural Heritage Rhineland-Palatinate (GDKE), ICOMOS Germany and CIPA Heritage Documentation.

The event in Mainz will provide insights into the exciting topics from current research projects and initiatives around Heritage BIM (HBIM) from Germany and abroad in order to ensure a basis for the development of efficient information management for the sustainable preservation of UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

## Preliminary program on Thursday, 27.03.2025

13:00-14:00 Getting together

14:00-14:15 Opening & Welcome

14:15-14:45 **Point clouds as a georeferenced model** – A complementary approach to H-BIM including the results from imaging methods of building diagnostics, _Sebastian Hoyer, Julian Rudolph, and Yahya Ghassoun_

14:45-15:15 **HBIM model of the Edo Wiemken monument in Jever** – The model as a central database, _Jelde Borgmann_

15:15-15:45 **Heritage-BIM** – Requirements for digital models for the preservation of historic buildings, _Eric Ewert and Ralf W. Arndt_

15:45-16:15 Coffee Break

15:15-15:45 **WoodF(ea)uture** – Automated timber stability assessment enhancing heritage digital twins, _Maria Chizhova and Gerold Kempter_

16:45-17:15 **Guidelines of the Federal Chamber of Architects** – BIM in existing buildings, _Alexander Schwab_

17:15-17:30 **National Research Data Infrastructure** – Special Interest Group BIM and Building Research, _Tobias Arera-Rütenik and Sebastian Krück_

17:30-18:00 **UNESCO World Heritage Synagogue Worms** – Innovative Strategies for Preservation and Monitoring, _Piotr Kuroczyński and Karol Argasiński_

18:00-20:00 **Social Dinner with local wine and finger food**

## Preliminary program on Friday, 28.03.2025

09:00-09:15 Welcome

09:15-09:45 **Digitalization in Poland** – Transforming Heritage Documentation and Preservation, _Adrianna Barłóg  and Karol Argasiński_


09:45-10:15 **Modern digital technologies in preservation of historical objects and the grounds  of the Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum**, _Agnieszka Tanistra-Różanowska and Tomasz Zemła_

10:15-10:45 **Notre-Dame de Paris digital ecosystem** – From material object to knowledge object, _Roxane Roussel and Violette Abergel_

10:45-11:00 Coffee Break

11:00-11:30 **Bridging Two Worlds – Linked Open Data meets HBIM** – Heritage Management of Large Historic Buildings with the MonArch-System, _Tobias Arera-Rütenik and Alexander Stenzer_

11:30-12:00 **A Hybrid Modelling Approach for Information Processing Workflow in Cultural Heritage Projects and the Way Forward for AI Supported Heritage BIM Data Modelling**, _Yusuf Arayici_

12:00-12:30 **The sense of documentation** – The role of ICOMOS ISC CIPA-HD , _Fulvio Rinaudo_

12:30-14:00 **Closing Discussion with local wine and finger food** – Innovative Technologies in Heritage Documentation, _Piotr Kuroczyński, Markus Fritz-von Preuschen, Constanze Fuhrmann and Fulvio Rinaudo_

13:30-15:30 **Virtual excursion** – Holistic exploration of Cultural Heritage sites (Venue: LUX Pavillion), _Julian Stockemer and Fabian Pueschel_

14:30-16:30 **Real excursion** – Visit of the Gutenberg Museum, _Piotr Kuroczynski_ (15 min. walk to the Venue: Naturhistorisches Museum, Reichklarastraße 1, 55116 Mainz)

15:30-16:30 **Real excursion** – Visit of the Old Cathedral Johanniskirche, _Jan Lutteroth_ (5 min. walk to the Venue: Johanniskirche, Bischofsplatz 10, 55116 Mainz)

We are pleased to announce our the Kick-off Event for the project “Heritage Building Information Modeling (HBIM) as a documentation, planning and monitoring method for the elimination of harmful environmental influences using the example of the UNESCO World Heritage Site Worms Synagogue” and the conference “Heritage BIM in Monument Preservation - Innovative Strategies for Preservation and Monitoring”, taking place on March 27-28, 2025, at the LUX Pavilion, Mainz. 

Heritage BIM in Monument Preservation - Innovative Strategies for Preservation and Monitoring

The project focuses on the innovative use of Heritage Building Information Modeling (HBIM) to document, analyze, and preserve the UNESCO World Heritage Site Worms Synagogue, part of the [ShUM-Sites Speyer, Worms and Mainz](https://schumstaedte.de/en/). This significant cultural landmark is at risk due to environmental challenges, including soil settlement from droughts and moisture issues impacting its historic structures.

The Worms Synagogue, originally built in the 12th century, faces:

– Foundation Instability: Soil drying causes cracks and damage.
– Contrasting Moisture Issues: Underground structures, like the Mikwe, suffer from excessive humidity.

Addressing these issues requires advanced digital tools, collaborative workflows, and innovative conservation strategies. Using HBIM, we are developing a comprehensive, digital-first approach to heritage preservation by:

– Integrating 3D Laser Scanning, Photogrammetry, and environmental data to create accurate models.
– Establishing a “Single Source of Truth” through HBIM workflows for documentation, planning, and monitoring.
– Ensuring sustainable preservation strategies that consider environmental impacts and climate resilience in collaboration with the state conservator, planners and stake holders.

Funded by the DBU under project number 39938/01 and title “Heritage Building Information Modeling (HBIM) as a documentation, planning and monitoring method for the elimination of harmful environmental influences using the example of the UNESCO World Heritage Site Worms Synagogue” (German: Heritage Building Information Modeling (HBIM) als Dokumentations-, Planungs- und Monitoringmethode zur Behebung von schädlichen Umwelteinflüssen am Beispiel des UNESCO-Weltkulturerbes Synagoge Worms).

## Upcoming Project Kick-off Event and Conference
The upcoming Kick-off Event for the HBIM Worms Project and Conference on “Heritage BIM in Monument Preservation”, hosted by AI MAINZ - Institute of Architecture at Mainz University of Applied Sciences, promises to be a pivotal moment for the field of heritage conservation. Held on March 27-28, 2025, at the LUX Pavilion in Mainz, the event will bring together experts, practitioners, and academics from Germany and beyond to explore how Heritage Building Information Modeling (HBIM) can transform the documentation, planning, and monitoring of cultural monuments.  For more, check information here  **[https://architekturinstitut.hs-mainz.de/projects/HBIM-Worms-Conference](https://architekturinstitut.hs-mainz.de/projects/HBIM-Worms-Conference)**


Innovative Strategies for Preservation and Monitoring

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