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Here you will find scientific and popular content, produced to help people understand the significance of the historic environment and thus our mission to protect heritage. All our authors are experts in their chosen field. Their work inspires, informs and educates.

Unfortunately, not all materials are published in English, and translations are therefore not available.

Od snemanja do prezentacije: Sv. Frančišek Asiški Koper

From filming to presentation: St Francis of Assisi Koper

Renovation of Plečnik’s house

Renovation of Plečnik's house

Uporaba nizkorastezne PU pene pri snemanju in obdelavi stenskih poslikav

Using low-residue PU foam in the removal and treatment of wall paintings

The ground beneath your feets

The ground beneath your feets

Simon’s bay

Simon's bay

Ljubisa Milic, Snemanje večje Baročne freske z Gotske freske, v enem kosu Kamna Gorica

Ljubisa Milic, Recording a larger Baroque fresco from the Gothic fresco, in one piece Kamna Gorica

Ljubisa Milic, Restavriranje baročne poslikave – Škofja Loka, Stari rotovž

Ljubisa Milic, Restoration of Baroque paintings - Škofja Loka, Old Town Hall

Tartini 3D

Tartini 3D

Tartini 3D (EN)

Tartini 3D (EN)

Podo

Podo

Ljubiša Milić – Samostan Stična

Ljubiša Milić - Stična Monastery

Ljubiša Milić, sneta freska detajl-02A, F. Jelovšek

Ljubiša Milić, fresco detail-02A, F. Jelovšek

New editions

Handbook

The Slovenian translation of the Handbook and Tools for Impact Assessment in the World Heritage Context, prepared by UNESCO together with international expert bodies, has been published. The Handbook provides practical guidance on heritage impact assessment for States Parties to the World Heritage Convention (1972), heritage managers and professionals, planners and policy makers. It serves as a key tool for avoiding adverse impacts on World Heritage properties and for identifying sustainable solutions, particularly for sites threatened by increasing development pressures, including urbanisation, tourism infrastructure, roads, dams, power plants and other major developments.

IPCHS Library

The IPCHS Library is a special library that supports the work and research process of its parent institution. Within the framework of its library activities, it builds up a collection in the fields of restoration, conservation, artistic techniques, architecture, building, sculpture, painting and archaeology.

Distribution of publications

For information on the availability of publications produced by the ZVKDS, please contact

ZVKDS Development Office, Metelkova 4, Ljubljana.

T: 01 400 79 27

E: tajnistvo.skd.sr@zvkds.si

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