Die Heritage at Risk-Reihe (World Reports on Monuments and Sites in Danger) wurde 1999 von ICOMOS International auf der Generalversammlung in Mexiko ins Leben gerufen mit dem Ziel, eine breite Öffentlichkeit möglichst aktuell über die gravierendsten Bedrohungen für das Kulturerbe, darunter für UNESCO-Welterbestätten, zu informieren, repräsentative Fallstudien vorzustellen und wenn möglich Lösungsansätze anzubieten. Zu diesem Zweck werden jedes Mal die Nationalkomitees und wissenschaftlichen Komitees von ICOMOS aufgefordert, Berichte vorzubereiten. Seit dem Jahr 2000 sind mehrere Heritage at Risk-Bände mit einer Vielzahl von Länder- und Themenberichten erschienen, des Weiteren sogenannte „Special Editions“ zum sowjetischen Bauerbe, zum Unterwassererbe und zur Gefährdung des Kulturerbes durch Naturkatastrophen. Klicken Sie auf das Archiv, um alle zum Download zur Verfügung stehenden Bände dieser Reihe anzusehen.
ICOMOS: Journals of the German National Committee
Europa Nostra: The 2016 and 2018 Europa Nostra Lists of the “7 Most Endangered Heritage Sites in Europe”
International Scientific Committee on 20th Century Heritage: The Y-block in Oslo, Norway / The Viking Ship Hall, Roskilde, Denmark / The Challenge of Conserving Post-Independence 20th-Century Heritage of India
International Polar Heritage Committee: Heritage at Risk in the Polar Regions
Uzbekistan: Uzbekistan’s Historic Residential Architecture in Danger
Turkey: Current Risks in Cultural and Natural Heritage Protection
Sibel Yıldırım Esen, A. Güliz Bilgin Altınöz
Spain: The Palacio Bellas Artes in San Sebastian
Slovenia: Heritage of the 19th and 20th Centuries at Risk
Romania: Transylvanian Saxon Architectural Heritage: Two Towers of Fortified Churches Collapsed
Peru: Sitio Arqueológico Cerro Ventarrón. Antecedentes del Incendio 2017 y Medidas Adoptadas por las Instancias Correspondientes
Netherlands: Amsterdam: Advertisements on Scaffolding in front of Historic Facades / High-rise Development Outside the 17th Century Canal Ring of Amsterdam
Nepal: Overview of Heritage at Risk in Nepal: Changing Perception and Approaches
Mexico: The Main Threats Identified for Tangible and Intangible Assets as of 2017 / Risks and Socio-cultural Impacts in the Sierra Tarahumara, State of Chihuahua
Case Study 1: Victorian Gothic and Art Deco Ensembles of Mumbai and its Esplanade Mansion / Case Study 2: The Risk of ‘Contemporising’ Historic Urban Landscapes – The Case of the Sacred Town of Varanasi / Case Study 3: Saving Chandni Chowk, the Mughal Ceremonial Avenue of Shahjahanabad
Germany: The Temple Synagogue in Hamburg’s Neustadt, i.a.
The Temple Synagogue in Hamburg’s Neustadt / Bad Neuenahr: Great Frustration in the Bauhaus Year / Illegal Destruction of Berlin’s St. Hedwig’s Cathedral Started in October 2019 / The Roundhouse in Berlin-Pankow / Berlin: Brutalist Icons Threatened by Demolition / Focus Eastern Modernism: The Chemnitz Pylon Roof / F1 (Fertigungshalle 1) and the Material Remains of the Former Heeresversuchsanstalt Peenemünde
Anna Galda, Verena Pfeiffer-Kloss, Lucia Schaub
Georgia: Batumi Urban Heritage at Risk / David Gareji Monasteries and Hermitage / Khada Cultural Landscape at Risk
France: L’incendie de Notre-Dame de Paris. Point de la situation fin septembre 2019
Finland: Helsinki-Malmi Airport Under Threat
Estonia: Estonian Watermills are Threatened by Fish
Austria: Historic Centre of Vienna on UNESCO’s List of World Heritage in Danger
Albania: Monasteries of Albania, Abandoned Monuments. Key Study on a Survey and Documentation Initiative
Belgium: La collégiale Sainte-Croix à Liège
International Committee on Legal, Administrative and Financial Issues: The Most Recent Advances in the Implementation of the Hague Convention of 1954 for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict, and its Protocols
International Scientific Committee on 20th Century Heritage: Socialist Modernist Heritage in the Republic of Moldova
International Scientific Committee on Shared Built Heritage: The “Cliff Block” in Tanga, Tanzania
Yemen: Yemen’s Cultural Heritage at Risk due to Armed Conflicts
United States of America: Endangered Historic Places
Ukraine: The Destruction of the Soviet Heritage
Spain: Patrimonio en Peligro: El Camino de Santiago
Serbia: Current Risks in Heritage Protection
Russia: Inside and Outside the Moscow Kremlin / Will the Medieval Town of Vyborg Lose Its Authenticity?
Peru: Rapport sur le centre historique de Cusco
Nepal: Cultural Continuity in Post Gorkha Earthquake Rehabilitation
Near East: ICOMOS et le défi de la destruction à grande échelle du patrimoine culturel au Proche-Orient / The Future of Mosul Heritage after the Destruction / UNESCO Director-General Condemns Destruction at Nimrud / Syria Annual Report 2015 / War and Destruction in the Old City of Aleppo / For the Safeguarding and Preservation of the Cultural Sites in Syria – Memorandum of the German National Committee of ICOMOS
Syrian Arab Republic Ministry of Culture
Mexico: Afectaciones al Lago de Cuitzeo, Michoacán / Afectaciones al espacio escultórico de la UNAM por la construcción del edificio H de la Facultad de Ciencias Políticas / El Hospicio Cabañas en Guadalajara y su entorno inmediato amenazado por la construcción de una torre de oficinas (CDD) / Varias afectaciones al patrimonio de la Ciudad de Guanajuato, Gto. / Varias afectaciones al patrimonio de la Zona Monumental de Puebla
Mali: Reconstruction de mausolées à Tombouctou après la crise de 2012 : le rôle des communautés
Ireland: Wall-paintings in Ireland. Provisional Stocktaking of their Endangered Condition
Germany: Post-war Interior of St Hedwig’s Cathedral in Berlin at Risk of Being Irretrievably Lost / The Surroundings are an Integral Part of the Monument – The Garden of the Magnus-Haus in Berlin is to be Destroyed / The Ledigenheim, Rehhoffstraße, Hamburg / The Multihalle in Mannheim
Croatia: Diagnosis. The Culture of Denial
Bulgaria: Buzludzha. Forbidden History of a Neglected Masterpiece / Reconstructions of Cultural Heritage Sites Based on Conjecture
Bosnia and Herzegovina: The Historical Museum, Sarajevo
ICOMOS National Committee in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Austria: Visual Integrity of Famous Karlskirche in Vienna at Risk / Heritage Alert for the Otto-Wagner-Hospital in Vienna
Australia: Issues and Threats / Case Study: Lake Burley Griffin and Lakeshore Landscape
Bosnia-Herzegovina: Appel à la Sauvegarde de Počitelj / Appeal to Save Počitelj
UNESCO Convention on the Protection of the Underwater Cultural Heritage
Protection of Underwater Cultural Heritage in French Polynesia: Fifteen Years of Work by GRAN
The Urbieta Wreck (Gernika) Basque Country
Strategic Options with Regards to Public Access – Awareness Raising in Portugal
The USS Monitor: In Situ Preservation and Recovery
HMS Swift: Scientific Research and Management of Underwater Cultural Heritage in Argentina
Orio IV: The Archaeological Investigation of an Ore Carrier (patache venaquero) from the 16th-Century
The In Situ Protection of a 17th-Century Trading Vessel in the Netherlands
Japanese Midget Sub at Pearl Harbor: Collaborative Maritime Heritage Preservation
To Dig or not to Dig? The Example of the Shipwreck of the Elizabeth and Mary
Managing Threats to Underwater Cultural Heritage Sites: The Yongala as a Case Study
The In Situ Protection of a Dutch Colonial Vessel in Sri Lankan Waters
A Cheap and Effective Method of Protecting Underwater Cultural Heritage
In Situ Site Stabilization: The William Salthouse Case Study
Port Royal, Jamaica: Archaeological Past and Development Potential
The Four Commandments: The Response of Hong Kong SAR to the Impact of Seabed Development on Underwater Cultural Heritage
The Playa Damas Shipwreck. An Early Sixteenth-Century Shipwreck in Panama