The fourth webinar of NIT Urban Heritage Lab: Water Heritage for Sustainable Cities will focus on Urban Water Supply in Historic Istanbul: The Aqueducts of Istanbul. Celal Kolay (Istanbul Technical University) and Jim Crow (The University of Edinburgh) will be the presenters. After the presentations, Mariëtte Verhoeven (Radboud University) will moderate the discussion session.

NIT Urban Heritage Lab is an initiative of the Netherlands Institute in Turkey that investigates the role of tangible and intangible cultural heritage in achieving inclusive, circular, and sustainable cities. After the successful 2021 UHL course on Industrial Heritage, the Netherlands Institute in Turkey, in collaboration with Middle East Technical University (METU), Radboud University, LDE Centre for Global Heritage and Development, and the Netherlands Consulate-General in Istanbul, offers a series of public webinars on Water Heritage for Sustainable Cities. These webinars address past experiences and current and future challenges of urban water supply. With a focus on Istanbul’s water heritage, the program explores how water heritage can act as a driver for sustainable development and raise awareness of contemporary water issues worldwide.

During October, webinars take place on Fridays between 4 and 6 pm Istanbul time.

Date: 14 October 2022, Friday
Time: 4 pm - 6 pm (Istanbul time)
The event will be online. The session will be partly in Turkish; Turkish to English interpretation will be provided. 

Please follow the link to register for the webinar.

Image: Uzunkemer Aqueduct, Kemerburgaz. Photo by Celal Kolay.