World Heritage: 50 Years and Moving Forward (original) (raw)
2022, An Anthology of World Heritage Interpretation and Presentation, Neil Silberman (ed.), International Centre for the Interpretation and Presentation of World Heritage Sites under the auspices of UNESCO, Sejong City, Republic of Korea
is an archaeologist and independent heritage consultant based in Italy. Her professional practice has been strongly influenced by over a decade of involvement with the Herculaneum Conservation Project (Italy), where she coordinated initiatives that promoted participatory approaches to cultural heritage in order to improve management strategies and realize heritage benefits for the local community. She contributes to the World Heritage Leadership programme as the focal point for impact assessment, as well as in activities relating to people-centred approaches to heritage management. With an M.St. degree in Interpretation, she also coordinates the ICOMOS Italia Committee for the Interpretation and Presentation of Cultural Heritage and provides support to WHIPIC activities. Michelle Duong holds a Master of Architecture degree from Carleton University and Bachelor of Architectural Studies degree from the University of Waterloo. She has also completed a degree in History and Theory of Architecture and a graduate diploma in Architectural Conservation, also at Carleton. She is a member of CIPA Heritage Documentation, ICOMOS Canada and OurWorldHeritage, co-leading the CIPA Emerging Professionals team and the core team of the OWH team on Transformational Impacts of Information Technology. Michelle is a documentation specialist and researcher, formerly at the Carleton Immersive Media Studio in Ottawa, Canada, where she led projects documenting and modelling international World Heritage Sites after some time with the Digitally Assisted Storytelling team. She is currently an intern architect at KWC Architects in Ottawa.
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