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We prepare content of the protection, legislation, exhibitions, publications, and domestic and international projects.

Projects

The IPCHS coordinates and participates in various international and domestic project and promotional campaigns. Special attention is given to young people.

ARCHEODANUBE

The ARCHEODANUBE project (full title: Archaeological Park in Urban Areas as a Tool for Local Sustainable Development) is an international project with 22 participating partners from 11 countries of the Danube region. The main purpose of the project is to preserve and promote cultural heritage through the development of archaeological parks within towns. The archaeological parks will form the basis for future cultural activities and archaeological tourism. The project ARCHEODANUBE is co-funded by the European Union (ERDF, IPA, ENI) in the frame of the Interreg Danube Transnational Programme. The total budged is 2.157.540 EUR. The duration is from 1. 7. 2020 until 31. 12. 2022.

Project publications:
Archeodanube baseline study (pdf)
Guidebook for Designing Local Archeo Plans (pdf)
Strategy for Successful Archaeological Tourism (pdf)
Strategy for Successful Archaeological Tourism. Attachements 1 and 2 (pdf)
E-Handbook (pdf)

ARRS

Copper and bronze undergo spontaneous oxidation in humid air, but the aggressive environment (e.g. acid rain,..) the outdoor bronze monuments are exposed to, influences their further corrosion and degradation. In spite of the extensive corrosion studies of bronze and artist’s patina, only few direct correlations of environmental conditions, to which a work of art is exposed, to the corrosion development exist. Furthermore, this problem is exacerbated due to the rapid global environmental changes and pollution. In order to protect bronze cultural heritage objects only certain corrosion protection methods may be used, but the protection systems that were in the use till now are not always effective and could be environmentally questionable, and need to be adapted to the environmental conditions a work of art is exposed to.

 

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REFREsh - Rural rEvitalisation For cultuRal hEritage

REFREsh deals with revitalisation of heritage in rural areas. The aim of the project is to transform old and unused industrial buildings into cultural centres of creative industries by using multifunctional approach and involving different stakeholders. REFREsh is funded by Interreg CENTRAL EUROPE Programme. It brings together partners from Germany, Hungary, Croatia, Italy and Slovenia.

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InnoRenew CoE

The IPCHS collaborates as a partner on the InnoRenew CoE project whose goal it is to found a internationally acclaimed, scientifically excellent institute in the field of renewable materials and improving the quality of living, and enable Slovenia to penetrate to the leading position in Europe regarding sustainable construction with the help of the centre’s operations. The project was financed as part of Horizon 2020 WIDESPREAD-1-2014: Teaming and coordinated by the University of Primorska. The project consortium is comprised of eight Slovenian partners and the world renowned mentor institution Fraunhofer WKI.

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Digital Content of Slovenia’s Cultural Heritage

The website e-dediščina provides information and various content on the topic of Slovenian cultural heritage, while also being a resource of other domestic and international digital collections.

RESSEEPE- Retrofitting Solutions and Services for the enhancement of Energy Efficiency in Public Edification

The purpose of the project led by the British company IES was to present larger demonstrational renovation projects of public buildings or residential areas with the view to fundamentally improve their energy efficiency. We will collect the existing advanced materials and technologies, develop new innovative materials, products and systems, and integrate them into models of energy efficient renovations. The project was financed as part of the 7th Framework Programme (Energy Efficient Construction) for Research and Technological Development, forseen for the 2013–2017 period.

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