EU Funding for Cultural Heritage Safety Research: A Strategic Overview (2021–2026)
How European investment in fire risk, multi-hazard resilience and emergency coordination is shaping heritage protection - and why it's still...
This category includes posts that deal with research and publications on the risks and protection of cultural heritage
How European investment in fire risk, multi-hazard resilience and emergency coordination is shaping heritage protection - and why it's still...
STORM (Safeguarding Cultural Heritage through Technical and Organisational Resources Management) represents one of the European Union's most ambitious efforts to...
Historic timber structures represent one of the most vulnerable yet essential components of architectural heritage. From medieval cathedral roofs spanning...
Introduction Stone has long been considered one of the most fire-resistant building materials in architectural history, providing inherent protection to...
The 2019 Notre-Dame fire and the 2018 Glasgow School of Art disaster revealed a troubling reality: despite decades of advancement...
Many cultural heritage sites operate with limited budgets, relying on restricted public funds or modest tourism revenues. Nevertheless, these sites...
One of the most critical fire safety measures to be implemented in every building is the use of fire-rated doors...
In 2001, Architect Besim S. Hakim published on the Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians the paper titled “Julian...
In a previous post (Fire Risk Management Guide (2024) Protecting Cultural and Natural Heritage from Fire) , this platform has briefly...
The preservation of immovable cultural heritage in the face of fire hazards presents a unique and critical challenge due to...
Climate change poses an escalating threat to UNESCO World Heritage sites worldwide, with 80% of cultural heritage sites already experiencing...
The conservation of cultural heritage buildings is a cornerstone of su stainable development and cultural continuity. In recent years, Heritage...
In the dynamic field of cultural heritage management, comprehending the public’s interactions and perceptions of historic urban spaces has become...
Built heritage and traditional dwellings, is a testimony to the history and culture of an area. However, in areas such...
Transporting works of art can expose them to risk of damage, as happened to Leonardo da Vinci's painting Mona Lisa....
Historic buildings and the areas that house them are subject to a particular fire risk. In fact, many of the...
The wildfires that destroyed significant historical buildings of Los Angeles in early 2025 are just one example of fire risks...
The special report, entitled "History and Identity Under Attack: Protecting Cultural Heritage in Conflict", written by Julie Dzerowicz for the...
According to UNESCO, cultural and natural heritage is increasingly affected by events that “are less and less “natural” in their...
Japan has developed extensive experience in disaster risk management (DRM) for cultural heritage (CH) through years of history and disasters,...
An April 2024 report from the European Parliamentary Research Service (EPRS) highlights the growing threat that climate change poses to...
Over the last thousand years, at least 2,500 earthquakes with a magnitude greater than 5 have hit Italy. At least...