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Wednesday, October 30, 2013
Heritage Conservation & Real Estate Development Summit 2013
The Heritage Conservation Society and the City Government of Quezon City will organize the Heritage Conservation Summit 2013, on 9 November 2013 at Luxent Hotel, Timog Avenue, Quezon City.
The Summit, which is being organized for the second time, has adopted the theme “Heritage and Real Estate Development.” It is aimed at bringing together a wide spectrum of participants representing national government, local government units, local historical and heritage societies, academe, heritage conservation practitioners and allied professionals, architects, planners & real estate developers, the tourism industry, and the media. Its primary objective is to discuss and exchange knowledge on the current state of heritage conservation and best practices of adaptive reuse in the Philippines and Asia, its recent developments and the challenges and opportunities faced in the conservation of heritage. The presentations will include successful experiences of real estate developers, local government units and community conservation groups.
We have 200 available slots for the Summit. It will be a one-day affair, with the second day allocated for an optional tour of heritage buildings and sites in Quezon City for interested participants on a first come first served basis. We invite you and your company to participate in the summit and learn more about the importance of heritage to real estate development.
On-site registration is Php 1,500 inclusive of conference kits and meals.
Pre-register by Wednesday, November 6, 2013, to avail of discounted rates. If pre-registered, participation fees are Php 1,000 for professionals, Php 800 for HCS members in good standing or masteral students with ID, and Php 300 for undergraduate students with ID.
On November 10, 2013 (Sunday), there will be a free tour of Quezon City heritage sites for summit participants with very limited slots available on a first come first served basis.
Visit here: https://www.facebook.com/heritageconservation

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