Heritage Library – Page 54 – European Heritage Hub

Cultura e Desenvolvimento: Projetos culturais e a Agenda 2030

1 May 2020

This report focuses on the intersection of cultural projects and the 2030 Agenda in Portugal during the first quarter of 2020. It aims to identify, characterise, and map cultural initiatives that align with the sustainable development goals (SDGs) outlined in the 2030 Agenda. The study emphasises the critical role that the cultural sector can play in achieving these goals, particularly in the context of post-COVID-19 recovery. In the initial phase of the research, 278 cultural projects were identified, with a significant concentration in the Northern region of Portugal. The report

Direitos e Deveres do Património Cultural Português: um outro contributo

15 April 2020

In the context of the “Charter of rights and duties of Portuguese historical and cultural heritage” published promoted by PP-Cult (Platform for Cultural Heritage) on 5 April 2020, the Professional Association of Conservators-Restorers of Portugal (ARP) shares a reflection on the subject, which aims to further contribute to the preservation and safeguarding of cultural heritage. The document emphasises the critical need for clear measures to safeguard Portuguese cultural heritage. It calls for the establishment of guidelines for the protection, use, and benefit of cultural heritage, involving both public and private

A review of environmental impact indicators of cultural heritage buildings: a circular economy perspective

15 April 2020

Discover a comprehensive exploration of environmental impact indicators in the adaptive reuse of cultural heritage buildings from a circular economy perspective. This insightful analysis delves into the significance of integrating sustainability principles into heritage preservation practices, emphasizing the role of environmental considerations in architectural decision-making. Through case studies and in-depth discussions, the document highlights the challenges and opportunities associated with using indicators to promote sustainable development in the built environment. This article presents a detailed examination of key methods and processes related to sustainability indicators, focusing on embodied energy analysis

Portugal National Report: UNESCO Man & the Biosphere Programme (2019)

1 April 2020

This report highlights significant activities and developments in Portuguese Biosphere Reserves during 2019. It emphasises the completion of the Periodic Review process for Gerês – Xurês and Flores Island Biosphere Reserves, involving face-to-face meetings and extensive collaboration. It also underscores the importance of public awareness and communication strategies for Biosphere Reserves, with efforts made to update websites and disseminate information through newsletters. Specific initiatives, such as the implementation of vocational training programs and the creation of a Long Distance Path, aimed to promote sustainable development and community involvement within Biosphere

Desafios e responsabilidades das humanidades digitais: preservar a memória, valorizar o patrimônio, promover e disseminar o conhecimento. O programa Memória para Todos

1 April 2020

The article discusses the challenges and responsibilities of digital humanities, focusing on preserving memory, valuing heritage, and promoting knowledge dissemination. It emphasizes the importance of digital tools in scientific research and society, highlighting the unique role of digital humanities in these areas. The “Memória para Todos” program is mentioned as an example of a multidisciplinary initiative that utilizes digital tools to achieve its goals. The article also touches on the issues of public policy inadequacies, societal attitudes, and the need for responsible science and innovation. It stresses the vital role

Behind the light – specificities of the materialities of a sixteenth century illuminated antiphonary housed in the Biblioteca Pública de Évora

1 March 2020

The article focuses on the analysis of illuminations and the material characterization of the Manizola 116c, a 16th-century illuminated antiphonary from the Biblioteca Pública de Évora. It sheds light into the effects of different light angles on gilding techniques, employing various techniques, such as optical microscopy, SEM-EDS, μ-FTIR, FORS, and h-EDXRF, to characterise the materials used in the illuminations. Findings revealed variations in blue hues and gold paints, suggesting the involvement of different hands in producing the illuminations. The study highlighted how the placement of the light source influenced the

Technologies and tools for better access to cultural heritage

21 February 2020

Delve into the innovative technologies and tools driving better access to cultural heritage in Europe with a focus on key case studies and inspiring practices. This insightful resource explores various projects that aim to protect, valorise, and revitalize abandoned cultural heritage sites, shedding light on the potential of historical buildings for social and economic wellness. It also highlights the use of digital tools to engage communities in preserving and sharing their cultural heritage, emphasizing the importance of citizen participation and the dissemination of knowledge. The case studies featured offer valuable

El uso del podcast para la difusión del patrimonio cultural en el entorno hispanoparlante: análisis de las plataformas iVoox y SoundCloud

19 February 2020

This study focuses on the utilization of podcasts for disseminating cultural heritage within the Spanish-speaking world. Podcasting technology has undergone significant growth in recent years, propelled by the evolution of the semantic web or web 2.0 and the rise of content prosumers. This evolution is categorised into four stages: experimental (late 20th century to 2005), consolidation (2006 to 2009), multimedia (2010 to 2013), and hatching (2014 to the present). The study scrutinizes the presence of this medium on two primary international podcasting platforms: iVoox and SoundCloud. These platforms offer a

Sostenibilidad y viabilidad para el patrimonio cultural ¿cómo hacerla posible?

1 February 2020

Following the reduction in public investment in cultural heritage, mainly due to the economic crisis, it has become necessary to review and increase the different means of funding to enable the restoration, conservation and enhancement of a heritage of unquestionable tangible and intangible value, which undoubtedly constitutes one of the main incentives for cultural tourism, among other things, being a source of sustainable development and social transformation. To ensure the sustainability and viability of cultural heritage, it is crucial to adopt a mixed funding model that combines public and private

There’s No Place Like Old Homes

1 February 2020

This Historic England report delves into the crucial role of retrofitting and refurbishing historic buildings in reducing carbon emissions and promoting sustainable practices. The document emphasises the need to empower non-technical users and custodians of historic assets to make informed decisions for their buildings. The report highlights the challenges faced by occupants in accessing technical information and stresses the importance of providing user-friendly guidance and access to skilled professionals. Furthermore, the document underlines the significance of promoting sympathetic retrofit measures to avoid unintended consequences that could harm buildings. It advocates

Search

Cultura e Desenvolvimento: Projetos culturais e a Agenda 2030

Direitos e Deveres do Património Cultural Português: um outro contributo

A review of environmental impact indicators of cultural heritage buildings: a circular economy perspective

Portugal National Report: UNESCO Man & the Biosphere Programme (2019)

Desafios e responsabilidades das humanidades digitais: preservar a memória, valorizar o patrimônio, promover e disseminar o conhecimento. O programa Memória para Todos

Behind the light – specificities of the materialities of a sixteenth century illuminated antiphonary housed in the Biblioteca Pública de Évora

Technologies and tools for better access to cultural heritage

El uso del podcast para la difusión del patrimonio cultural en el entorno hispanoparlante: análisis de las plataformas iVoox y SoundCloud

Sostenibilidad y viabilidad para el patrimonio cultural ¿cómo hacerla posible?

There’s No Place Like Old Homes

Connect on social media

Get in touch

Search