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Salvare il Passato – Delineare il Futuro: Dieci anni a servizio della tutela del patrimonio culturale europeo Programma “I sette più a rischio”, 2013-2023

6 September 2023

Discover the transformative impact of the 7 Most Endangered programme, a collaborative initiative between Europa Nostra and the European Investment Bank Institute, in preserving and revitalising Europe’s cultural heritage. Over the past decade, this programme has successfully identified and supported 56 endangered monuments and sites across 31 European countries. The selection process involves a comprehensive multidisciplinary assessment by heritage and technical experts, considering the potential for sustainable socio-economic development. The programme’s cohesive power has been instrumental in connecting European people and communities, contributing to economic growth, and enhancing resilience to

Ratowanie Przeszłości – Kształtowanie Przyszłości: Dziesięciolecie działań na rzecz ochrony dziedzictwa kulturowego Europy Program „7 Most Endangered”, 2013–2023

6 September 2023

Preservar el Pasado – Forjar el Futuro: Diez años de protección del patrimonio cultural europeo Programa de los 7 lugares más amenazados, 2013-2023

6 September 2023

Vergangenes Bewahren – Zukunft Gestalten: Zehn Jahre Schutz von Europas Kulturerbe Das Programm „7 Most Endangered“, 2013–2023

6 September 2023

Sauver le Passé – Façonner l’Avenir: Dix ans au service de la protection du patrimoine culturel européen Programme des sept sites les plus menacés, 2013-2023

6 September 2023

Saving the past – Shaping the future: Ten years of protecting Europe’s cultural heritage 7 Most Endangered programme

6 September 2023

Open Heritage. Community-Driven Adaptive Reuse in Europe: Best Practice

5 September 2023

Developing cultural heritage in a more sustainable way. New approaches and examples from practice. “Open Heritage” is a response to the urgent need for a more open definition of cultural heritage, of the parties involved in protecting and maintaining it, and of the relevant planning processes in order to ensure the sustainable reuse of cultural heritage in times of climate change, social inequality and social plurality. This book explores heritage challenges while addressing several core themes: reducing the neglect and waste of built resources; broadening the access to and beneficiaries

How Technology is Transforming Cultural Heritage Preservation

2 September 2023

This article discusses the transformative impact of technology on cultural heritage preservation, focusing on European heritage. It examines the impact of technologies such as digitisation, virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) on the way people interact with history and heritage. The article highlights the role of tech-enabled solutions in producing accurate transcripts of hand-written archival material, emphasising the benefits of high accuracy and efficiency. It also discusses the growing demand for tech-based immersive experiences, particularly among the under-35 demographic, and the potential advantages of VR/AR in the marketability and

Studies of the medium-term effect of nanoconsolidants on wall Paint Layers with a lack of Cohesion

1 September 2023

The article focuses on investigating the medium-term effects of nanolime consolidants on fresco paint layers with a lack of cohesion. The study compares the impact of three consolidants on the surface morphology and colour of treated replicas. Results show that after three years, the nanolime-treated areas appear visually lighter but maintain stability, indicating a low to medium risk of aesthetic incompatibility. Nanolime particles contribute to the re-cohesion of paint layers, with observations suggesting partial carbonation of the particles over time. However, the complete carbonation process and the optimal particle diffusion

Modern Mural Paintings (2023). The Planisphere Painting of Almada Negreiros: Technical and Material Features of Plasters and Painting Technique

1 September 2023

The article delves into the technical and material features of Almada Negreiros’ monumental mural painting “Planisphere” located in Lisbon. Through a comprehensive study involving technical photography, microscopy, and laboratory analysis of microsamples, the research sheds light on the intricate execution of the painting. It uncovers the meticulous process of painting execution by large giornate, revealing the use of different techniques and the composition of paint layers made with buon and lime fresco. The study highlights the innovative strategies employed by Almada to navigate the challenges inherent in fresco execution, drawing

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Salvare il Passato – Delineare il Futuro: Dieci anni a servizio della tutela del patrimonio culturale europeo Programma “I sette più a rischio”, 2013-2023

Ratowanie Przeszłości – Kształtowanie Przyszłości: Dziesięciolecie działań na rzecz ochrony dziedzictwa kulturowego Europy Program „7 Most Endangered”, 2013–2023

Preservar el Pasado – Forjar el Futuro: Diez años de protección del patrimonio cultural europeo Programa de los 7 lugares más amenazados, 2013-2023

Vergangenes Bewahren – Zukunft Gestalten: Zehn Jahre Schutz von Europas Kulturerbe Das Programm „7 Most Endangered“, 2013–2023

Sauver le Passé – Façonner l’Avenir: Dix ans au service de la protection du patrimoine culturel européen Programme des sept sites les plus menacés, 2013-2023

Saving the past – Shaping the future: Ten years of protecting Europe’s cultural heritage 7 Most Endangered programme

Open Heritage. Community-Driven Adaptive Reuse in Europe: Best Practice

How Technology is Transforming Cultural Heritage Preservation

Studies of the medium-term effect of nanoconsolidants on wall Paint Layers with a lack of Cohesion

Modern Mural Paintings (2023). The Planisphere Painting of Almada Negreiros: Technical and Material Features of Plasters and Painting Technique

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