Heritage Library – Page 58 – European Heritage Hub

Plano Nacional Energia e Clima 2021-2030, PNEC 2030 (National Energy and Climate Plan 2021-2030)

1 December 2019

The National Energy and Climate Plan (PNEC) 2030 outlines a comprehensive strategy for Portugal’s energy and climate goals. The plan is developed in alignment with the Roadmap for Carbon Neutrality 2050, ensuring a coherent approach towards achieving the defined trajectory by 2030. Collaboration with various stakeholders, including the Directorate-General for Energy and Geology (DGEG) and the Portuguese Environment Agency (APA), has been instrumental in shaping the final version of the plan. Regional cooperation plays a crucial role in the preparation of the plan, with joint planning efforts with other EU

Circular governance models for adaptive reuse of cultural heritage

29 November 2019

Cultural heritage is a shared resource and a common good that nourish economic growth, employment, and social cohesion across Europe. In this context, initiatives like the European Framework for Action on Cultural Heritage Reinforce the importance of cultural heritage in fostering sustainable development in Europe. By defining cultural heritage as a common good, the emphasis is stressed on its irreplaceable value for both present and future generations. This sets the stage for a deeper exploration of the European Framework for Action on Cultural Heritage, which seeks to promote an integrated

European Heritage Awards / Europa Nostra Awards 2019

8 November 2019

This annual publication includes descriptions, jury citations and contact details on the winners of the European Heritage Awards / Europa Nostra Awards. In 2019, 25 laureates from 16 countries were awarded with Europe’s highest honour in the heritage field for their impressive accomplishments in conservation, research, dedicated service, and education, training and awareness-raising Europe’s best heritage achievements awarded in 2019 include the complex restoration of the Chapel of the Holy Shroud in Turin, an iconic religious heritage site which was destroyed by a fire in 1997 and which has since

Lojas com História e a Preservação do Património Identitário de Lisboa

1 November 2019

The dissertation focuses on the preservation of Lisbon’s identity heritage through the “Lojas com História” program. It aims to analyse how this program patrimonialises and safeguards the city’s historical identity, particularly in its historic area. The research is part of the Lisbon City Council’s strategy for urban development, emphasising the preservation of cultural and historical identity, urban rehabilitation, and traditional commerce revitalisation. The study employs an exploratory approach supported by interpretive and explanatory methods, utilising documented sources like repositories, databases, and newspapers. The document delves into the significance of historical

Por uma História das “Lojas com História”: O caso da Farmácia Barreto

29 October 2019

The dissertation titled “Por uma História das Lojas com História – O caso da Farmácia Barreto” by Luís Miguel Correia Freitas explores the “Lojas com História” project initiated by the Lisbon city council in 2015 to safeguard traditional commerce. The study focuses on Farmácia Barreto as a case study, delving into the project’s inception, development, and outcomes. Through meticulous research and analysis, the author traces the chronological evolution of the project, highlighting its significance in preserving historical commercial spaces in Lisbon. The dissertation sheds light on the challenges faced in

A Painter in the Shadow: Unveiling Conservation, Materials and Techniques of the Unknown Luso-Flemish Master of Lourinhã

24 October 2019

The article focuses on the conservation, materials, and techniques of the unknown Luso-Flemish Master of Lourinhã, analyzing the painting collection of the Santa Casa da Misericórdia da Lourinhã in Portugal. The deteriorated state of some paintings and the poor conditions of the building housing the collection prompted the study. Thermo-hygrometric measurements were conducted, and a multianalytical methodology was employed, including micro-XRD, EDXRF, SEM-EDS, µ-Raman, and µ-FTIR analyses. Infrared photography and reﬂectography were also used to study the underdrawing technique. The results were compared with previous studies of the painter’s workshop,

Aspectos Quimicos na investigação de alguns tipos de florescências em bens culturais

21 October 2019

The article focuses on the importance of chemical analysis in the preservation of cultural assets. It highlights the significance of evaluating the chemical composition of objects and their interaction with the environment to understand decay signs and establish effective conservation strategies. The study investigates efflorescences observed in two paintings, demonstrating challenges in identifying degradation processes of different origins. Through vibrational spectroscopy, scanning electron microscopy, and microbiological analysis, the migration of substances and microbial colonisation in paintings is examined. The research emphasises the role of chemical analysis in minimising degradation processes

Circular economy strategies

19 October 2019

Circular economy strategies for adaptive reuse of cultural heritage buildings to reduce environmental impacts delves into the significance of cultural heritage in urban development, particularly focusing on the adaptive reuse of historic buildings. The document highlights the importance of preserving the unique historic and cultural characteristics of buildings, which play a crucial role in sustainable urban development. Cultural heritage buildings hold a unique niche in the urban landscape. In addition to shelter, they embody the local cultural and historic characteristics that define communities. Therefore, extending their useful lifespan has multiple

A conservação e restauro na reabilitação. As funções do conservador-restaurador em projecto e execução de obra

12 October 2019

This text delves into the significance of conservation and restoration within urban rehabilitation projects, stressing the pivotal role of conservator-restorers in these endeavours. It advocates for a more proactive involvement of conservator-restorers in the planning and execution phases to ensure the safeguarding of authentic heritage values. The Professional Association of Conservators-Restorers of Portugal was present at the 2019 AR&PA – Iberian Biennial of Cultural Heritage in Loulé, where it took on the responsibility of organising the Conservation & Restoration Talks seminar, on the theme of “Rehabilitating: an unavoidable dimension of

A Guide To Climate Change Impacts

8 October 2019

This guide on adapting Scotland’s historic places to the impacts of climate change was commissioned and developed by the Our Place in Time Climate Change Working Group of Historic Environment Scotland. Our Place in Time is Scotland’s strategy for the historic environment. It sets out a vision of how the country’s historic environment can be understood, valued, cared for and enjoyed. To develop this guide, the Climate Change Working Group operated with partners from across the historic environment sector and beyond.The aim of this guide is to open up conversations.

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