Preservation of cultural heritage

Restoration of cultural heritage is usually associated with historians, conservators, restorers and long lasting investment projects of great value. At the end of a long and complex path of cultural heritage restoration, local community is left with with the renewed cultural good, sometimes without a clear idea of what and how to proceed with it. Of course, the main goal of reconstruction, which is prevention of further decay of cultural heritage, is most often achived.

However, this way of working and reflecting on the restoration of cultural heritage is changing. Bolder steps forward and multidisciplinary approaches are anticipated. For example a call for the preparation and implementation of integrated cultural heritage development programme was opened in the first half of 2016.  The call was to co-finance investments in cultural goods, but it would have to be linked to the development of additional, primarily tourist facilities and services with a goal to contribute to a sustainable development at the local and regional level. Other examples are Interreg programs in which restoration of cultural heritage is linked to cross-border, and in some cases, transnational cooperation.

Since this area requires interdisciplinary knowledge of a number of areas of expertise, we believe that Corellia advisory, the Institute for Anthropological Research in Zagreb and the Archaeological Museum in Zagreb can be the right partners for you in such projects.

If you have any questions regarding projects of cultural heritage restoration, feel free to contact us by email antonija.jukic@corellia.com.hr or niksa.svilicic@intantro.hr.