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Παραδοσιακές Τεχνικές Δόμησης: H ελληνική μαστοριά. Λίθινες κατασκευές

1 January 2021

The manual “Stone Structures” briefly presents the types of stones and masonry that occur in medieval and modern -not ancient- buildings in the Greek area, the traditional way of construction and the organization of the stonework in the their guilds. To ensure the viability of this part of intangible cultural heritage, the manual presents the common damages and deterioration of stone structures, the main causes of their deterioration and indicative ways of intervention for the their restoration. The manual is short and addressed to to engineers without expertise in maintenance,

Παραδοσιακές Τεχνικές Δόμησης: H ελληνική μαστοριά. Επιχρίσματα – Κονιάματα

1 January 2021

The manual “Mortars – Coatings” briefly presents traditional techniques for the application of coatings and mortars in Greece, in order to understand the different techniques in the construction, durability and shaping of the form of traditional buildings and ensembles. In order to ensure the viability of this part of intangible cultural heritage, the manual presents the common damages and deterioration of mortars and coatings, the main causes of mortar pathology and the importance of proper selection in building repairs. The manual is short and addressed to to engineers without expertise

ILUCIDARE Inspiration Kit

1 January 2021

The ILUCIDARE Toolkit focuses on promoting heritage-led innovation and international cooperation through collaborative activities. It establishes an international network of experts to contribute to the EU’s strategy for international cultural relations and research innovation. The toolkit emphasizes the use of cultural heritage as a basis for diverse innovations, including new techniques and services. It provides frameworks and examples of how heritage can be utilized innovatively during crises, aiming to create opportunities for inclusive, participatory collaborations. The toolkit also highlights the significance of transnational approaches to heritage, encouraging dialogue and storytelling

Álvaro Siza’s Lordelo do Ouro Cooperative Building: Preliminary Studies towards the Conservation of a Masterpiece in Need of Recognition

1 January 2021

This book delves into the meticulous restoration and analysis of the Lordelo do Ouro Cooperative Building, emphasizing the significance of its original design elements and historical context. Through a structured approach, the book unfolds in three main chapters, each highlighting specific achievements of students involved in the refurbishment project. The initial chapter, “Study of the original project,” meticulously dissects the building’s architectural components, focusing on spatial articulation and material junctures at various scales. Tri-dimensional drawings were utilized to synthesize the restoration process, culminating in a comprehensive understanding of the building’s

Σχεδιο Βιώσιμης Αστικής Κινητικότητας (Σ.Β.Α.Κ) Δήμου Αθηναίων

1 January 2021

The Sustainable Urban Mobility Strategy of Athens introduces strategies for improved mobility based on 10 priorities: Priority 1: Ensuring safe and comfortable walking, with a particular focus on meeting the needs of vulnerable categories of commuters and people with reduced mobility Priority 2: Improving the level of service provided by public transport Priority 3: Improving existing and increasing open and green spaces Priority 4: Improve road safety and protect commuters by any means Priority 6: Managing traffic and reducing speeds in residential areas Priority 7: Encourage the use of bicycles

Policy Recommendations for the Integration of Cultural and Natural Heritage (CNH) within Research and Innovation Strategies for Smart Specialisation (RIS3/4)

1 January 2021

This resource explores the vital role of Cultural and Natural Heritage (CNH) in fostering sustainable development and innovation within European regions. It aims to bridge the knowledge and implementation gap regarding the potential of heritage, advocating for its integration into Research and Innovation Strategies for Smart Specialisation (RIS3). The text highlights the complex nature of heritage, encompassing both tangible and intangible elements, and underscores the intertwined relationship between anthropic and natural features. It stresses the importance of recognising heritage as a strategic resource that can drive growth and development, particularly

A Maritime Portrait of Ílhavo: Reading the History of a Landscape through its Maritime, Military and Industrial Heritage

1 January 2021

This essay presents a unique perspective on the urban history of Ílhavo, a municipality on the Portuguese Atlantic coast, by examining it through the lens of its maritime heritage. It aims to counter traditional narratives that view the ocean as a frontier and the coastline as a limit towards the unknown. Instead, the document delves into the maritime, military, and industrial heritage of Ílhavo, shedding light on its historical development and territorial articulation. The essay discusses the municipality’s adoption of the slogan ‘The Sea as Tradition’ in the late twentieth

Saving a City – A Lesson from History. The Conservation Fund in Chester 1970-2000

31 December 2020

In the mid 1960’s the increasing loss of old buildings in historic towns and the rate of redevelopment led the UK government to commission, jointly with local authorities, studies of four historic cities – Bath, Chester, Chichester and York. Donald Insall’s comprehensive report “Chester: A Study in Conservation” was published in 1968: financial encouragement was realised to be a vital element for the success of a future Conservation Programme. It led, in 1970, to the establishment of a Conservation Fund. The report lists the original terms of reference for the

Artistic and Curatorial Power in Cities’ Historic Spaces

22 December 2020

Explore a comprehensive analysis of artistic and curatorial interventions in historic spaces across European cities, focusing on urban renewal strategies and community engagement. The article delves into the revitalization of neglected areas through creative initiatives, shedding light on the transformative power of cultural projects in local communities. It examines the impact of small-scale artwork interventions on urban spaces, emphasizing the role of residents and artists in reclaiming decision-making power in cultural consumption. Discover case studies that showcase the adaptive reuse of historical assets, such as abandoned churches, to foster cultural

The circular economy in transforming a died heritage site into a living ecosystem, to be managed as a complex adaptive organism

1 December 2020

Climate change manifests as a process rendering the Earth increasingly inhospitable, straining the delicate balance between ecosystems and humanity, and it is a consequence of our struggles to reconcile conflicting interests. Central to this dilemma is the prevailing economic system, which perpetuates ecological and social impoverishment. Aligning with the Green New Deal of the European Union, the adaptive reuse of cultural assets offers a pathway towards integrating economy with ecology through a circular economy model. This paper aims to elucidate the transformation of dying heritage sites into dynamic, living systems

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Παραδοσιακές Τεχνικές Δόμησης: H ελληνική μαστοριά. Λίθινες κατασκευές

Παραδοσιακές Τεχνικές Δόμησης: H ελληνική μαστοριά. Επιχρίσματα – Κονιάματα

ILUCIDARE Inspiration Kit

Álvaro Siza’s Lordelo do Ouro Cooperative Building: Preliminary Studies towards the Conservation of a Masterpiece in Need of Recognition

Σχεδιο Βιώσιμης Αστικής Κινητικότητας (Σ.Β.Α.Κ) Δήμου Αθηναίων

Policy Recommendations for the Integration of Cultural and Natural Heritage (CNH) within Research and Innovation Strategies for Smart Specialisation (RIS3/4)

A Maritime Portrait of Ílhavo: Reading the History of a Landscape through its Maritime, Military and Industrial Heritage

Saving a City – A Lesson from History. The Conservation Fund in Chester 1970-2000

Artistic and Curatorial Power in Cities’ Historic Spaces

The circular economy in transforming a died heritage site into a living ecosystem, to be managed as a complex adaptive organism

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