Eurocities, in partnership with KEA, ERRIN, Europa Nostra and the Architects Council of Europe, has been selected by the European Commission to implement Cultural heritage in action, a peer-learning scheme financed by the European Union on cultural heritage to support exchanges between large numbers of cities, regions and stakeholders, thus building a broad learning community.
European Heritage Awards 2023: apply now!
Europe’s most inspiring architects, craftsmen, cultural heritage experts, professionals, volunteers, public and private institutions, and local communities now have a new chance to be recognised for their achievements! The deadline to send submissions is closing on 5 December.
Towards a sustainable model of reusing old premises for cultural uses: the example of Kaapeli in Helsinki.
The KAAPELI model demonstrates how to transform a significant heritage asset while managing financial risk. The critical success factors included the company owning the assets, having long-term tenancies and a mix of services and activities.
Heritage-led urban sustainability in Krakow
The latest Cultural Heritage in Action peer-learning visit to Krakow focused on green heritage spaces and places as part of a broader strategy to achieve climate neutrality in cities.