Winners of the EU Prize for Cultural Heritage / Europa Nostra Awards 2018
27/05/2018.
Three Spanish projects
metalocus, ANTONIO G DE JUAN
metalocus, ANTONIO G DE JUAN
The EU Prize for Cultural Heritage / Europa Nostra Awards was launched in 2002 by the European Commission and has been organised by Europa Nostra since then. The Prize celebrates and promotes best practices related to heritage conservation, management, research, education and communication. In this way, it contributes to a stronger public recognition of cultural heritage as a strategic resource for Europe’s society and economy.
Conservation. The Bač Fortress. Serbia, Bač. Photograph by PZZSK Petrovaradin
Conservation. St. Wenceslas Rotunda, Czech Republic. Photograph by Martin Frouz
Conservation. Façade of San Ildefonso College. Spain, Alcalá de Henares. Photograph by Baldomero Perdigón Puebla, 2017
Conservation. Sorolla’s Sketches for “Vision of Spain”. Spain, Valencia. Photograph by IVCR+I
Conservation. Conservation. Poul Egede's Mission House, Denmark. Photograph by Realdania By & Byg / Noah Boe-Whitehorn 2017
Conservation. The Winzerberg: Royal Vineyard at Potsdam-Sanssouci. Germany. Photograph by Roland Schulze
Conservation. Collaborative Conservation of the Apse Mosaic of the Transfiguration in the Basilica at St. Catherine’s Monastery, Sinai. Egypt, Greece & Italy. Photograph by CCA
Conservation. Byzantine Church of Hagia Kyriaki. Greece. Naxos. Photograph by Klimis Aslanidis, 2017
Conservation. The Botanical Garden of the National Palace of Queluz. Portugal. Sintra. Photograph by PSML_LuisDuarte
Conservation. The Pavilion of Prince Miloš at the Bukovička Spa. Serbia, Arandjelovac. Photograph by DeKovach2017
Conservation. Zografyon Greek School. Turkey, Istanbul. Photograph by Mehmet Alper, 2017
Conservation. Dr. Barner’s Sanatorium. Germany. Photograph by Daniela Lorenz
Research. Textile from Georgia. Georgia, Tbilisi. Photograph by Raphael Arzumanov
Research. CultLab3D: Automated Scanning Technology for 3D Digitisation. Germany, Darmstadt. Photograph by Fraunhofer IGD
Research. EPICO: European Protocol in Preventive Conservation, coordinated in Versailles. Photograph by Nadia Francaviglia, 2017
Research. Research and Cataloguing of the State Art Collection. Serbia, Belgrade. Photograph by State Art Collection in the Royal Compound Belgrade, 2014
Dedicated Service. Private Water Owners of Argual and Tazacorte. Spain, Canary Island. Photograph by Archive of the Heredamiento de las Haciendas de Argual y Tazacorte
Dedicated Service. Mrs. Tone Sinding Steinsvik. Norway, Vikersund. Photograph by Blaafarvevaerket
Dedicated service. Association of the International Private Committees for the Safeguarding of Venice. Italy, Venice. Photograph by Association of the International Private Committees for the Safeguarding of Venice
Dedicated Service. The Wonders of Bulgaria Campaigners. Bulgaria, Sofia. Photograph by Mihail Karshovski, 2017
Dedicated Service. Mr. Stéphane Bern. France, Paris. Photograph by Frédéric Chéhu
Dedicated Service. The Hendrick de Keyser Association. Netherlands, Amsterdam. Photograph by Pauline Dorhout
Education, Training & Raising Self-Awareness. Ief Postino: Belgium and Italy Connected by Letters. Education Training and Awareness-Raising, Belgium. Photograph by Ief Gilis
Education, Training & Raising Self-Awareness. National Institute of Cultural Heritage: Educational and Training Programme for Conservators. France, Paris. Photograph by LRMH
Education, Training & Raising Self-Awareness. The Alka of Sinj. Photograph by Alka knight's society of Sinj Museum. Croatia, Sinj
Education, Training & Raising Self-Awareness. The Rising From Destruction Campaign. Italy, Rome. Photograph by Gabriel Stabinger
Education, Training & Raising Self-Awareness. Open Monuments. Italy, Cagliari. Photograph by IMAGO MUNDI
Education, Training & Raising Self-Awareness. GeoCraftNL: Minecraft Heritage Project by GeoFort. Netherlands, Herwijnen. Photograph by GeoFort, 2017
Education, Training & Raising Self-Awareness. Plečnik House. Slovenia, Ljubljana. Photograph by Matevz Paternoster/MGML
Education, Training & Raising Self-Awareness. Culture Leap: Educational Programme. Finland, Helsinki. Photograph by Anni Martikainen / Folk
The Prize honours 29 outstanding heritage achievements from 17 countries in four categories: conservation, research, dedicated services, and education, training and raising awareness. The winners of the EU Prize for Cultural Heritage / Europa Nostra Awards 2018 will be celebrated at a high-profile event on 22 June in Berlin, during the first ever European Cultural Heritage Summit.
Among the outstanding submissions that were awarded include the rehabilitation of a Byzantine church in Greece, the development of a method that will be implemented to preserve historic European homes, work performed to protect the city of Venice, and the establishment of an educational program for children in Finland to engage with their heritage.
The winners in the foru categories, below.-
Among the outstanding submissions that were awarded include the rehabilitation of a Byzantine church in Greece, the development of a method that will be implemented to preserve historic European homes, work performed to protect the city of Venice, and the establishment of an educational program for children in Finland to engage with their heritage.
The winners in the foru categories, below.-
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