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ICOMOS Singapore is a non-governmental organisation based in Singapore, Singapore working on heritage.
ICOMOS Singapore is the Singapore National Committee of the International Council on Monuments and Sites, a non-governmental organisation of heritage professionals. Formally sanctioned by the ICOMOS Executive Committee in May 2014, it is run by practitioners in architecture, archaeology, history and conservation who work with government and non-government projects on Singapore's heritage and sites. Its work includes research such as the 2013 review of the Singapore Botanic Gardens' UNESCO World Heritage nomination dossier, publications and guidance on conservation practice, and training. It welcomes ICOMOS members in Singapore and abroad as well as heritage professionals from private industry and government service, and is supported by membership.
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Conservation Technical Handbook
Heritage · Singapore
An eight-volume guide to best practices in architectural conservation, covering heritage building types, materials, deterioration, assessment, restoration and maintenance, developed with the Urban Redevelopment Authority of Singapore.
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