We are happy to share with you the latest developments and achievements in our journey towards more sustainable preservation, restoration, and management of cultural heritage buildings.
Recently, we reached an important milestone with our first review meeting, receiving positive feedback that confirms we are on the right path.
To share our progress with key stakeholders, in June we hosted the second Multi-Stakeholder Forum, focused on energy efficiency in cultural heritage buildings.
We are also pleased to announce that a first journalistic article has been published to highlight our work in Visby, while our third pilot video showcasing INHERIT’s actions in Valladolid is now available.
Last but not least, we are launching our final co-creation workshop dedicated to refining INHERIT’s services. Make sure to register and help us make our tools user-friendly, practical, and impactful.
Enjoy the read!
The INHERIT team
INHERIT's first journalistic article
UNESCO town of Visby: the subtle art of balancing heritage and energy efficiency
In Visby, a medieval UNESCO town in Sweden, cutting-edge tech meets tradition to keep heritage buildings alive, sustainable, and future-ready.
First review meeting marks milestone in INHERIT progress
On 25 June2025, INHERIT's consortium held its first project review meeting. Conducted online, the successful meeting provided an opportunity to showcase the key achievements from the first 18 months of the project.
Thinking out-of-the-box with the NEB for energy efficiency in cultural heritage buildings
The second INHERIT Multi-Stakeholder Forum on 3 June 2025 focused on energy efficiency in cultural heritage buildings. Experts explored retrofit strategies, digital tools, and socially responsible design.
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