INHERIT Newsletter #1 View online
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Welcome to the INHERIT newsletter!

In October 2023 we launched an ambitious project, aimed at developing future-oriented renovation solutions for historic buildings. Not only does INHERIT aim to renovate cultural heritage buildings making them more environmentally sustainable, but also to make them accessible for citizens. Since its kick-off, INHERIT partners have been implementing a methodology to make historic buildings in eight European demo sites more sustainable and energy-efficient while maintaining their cultural heritage value.

Much has been done since the beginning of the project and much is still to be done. Relieve the milestones achieved in this first year and discover what's next! 

Enjoy the reading,

The INHERIT team
Discover more about INHERIT!
Watch the project presentation video
Relieve INHERIT's event at the New European Bauhaus festival
AVE SOL Concert Hall undergoes energy performance overhaul with INHERIT
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INHERIT Social Labs to co-create renovation solutions with stakeholders
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Next appointments

INHERIT is participating for the first time in Sustainable Places 2024 - Europe's first convention for EU research collaboration and market opportunities. Don't miss our events!
Workshop: Scalable and Resource-Efficient Solutions for Cultural Heritage
Tuesday, 24 September 2024, 16:00-17:30 CEST
Workshop: Regeneration – Crafting Sustainable and Inclusive Neighbourhoods
Wednesday, 25 September 2024, 09:00-12:30 CEST
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INHERIT is part of a big network of projects and initiatives that share similar goals and principles - including three sister projects and the Built4people and New European Bauhaus initiatives.
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