ECHOES Croatia 3

ECHOES Capacity Building Workshops Recordings

This series consists of six capacity-building workshops for cultural heritage professionals in the framework of ECHOES project. It aims to deepen knowledge in critical topics related to cultural heritage activities and building crafts, targeted to educators, community leaders, or cultural practitioners.

  • Education and Awareness on Architectural Heritage
  • Heritage & Environmental sustainability
  • Heritage-led Communities development
  • Documentation of Traditional Knowledge
  • Cultural Exhibition Design
  • Creative Industries & Traditional Crafts

 

Enhancing Cultural Heritage Skills Across Europe (ECHOES) project, led by partners from Croatia (DRAGODID), Greece (Boulouki), and Ireland (Dry Stone Wall Association of Ireland – DSWAI), is dedicated to the preservation, advancement, and promotion of European cultural diversity and heritage. The project is co-funded by the European Union, Creative Europe Program, action “European Cooperation Projects”.

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Date: 20 June 2025

Rel. project: ECHOES

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ECHOES Croatia 3

ECHOES Capacity Building Workshops Recordings

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Tsiati Workbook

  • Educational material

This workbook presents the results of the dual educational program titled “Tsiati | Apprenticeship and Hands-on Workshop on Traditional Timber Construction Techniques” which took place in September 2024 in Frasta, in the Municipality of Central Tzoumerka, at the School for Research and Education on Traditional and Sustainable Building, where Boulouki is based.

The document is available in Greek.

 

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Handbook on Restoring Traditional Lime Mortars

  • Educational material

This handbook documents a methodology for renovating interior plastering systems on stone masonry using low-impact lime- and clay-based materials enhanced with vegetable fibers. In this regard, it illustrates how a plastering system with enhanced thermal properties can be employed to modestly enhance the energy efficiency of a historic structure without compromising its architectural features. These interventions rely on local, natural materials and techniques based on traditional knowledge and the principles of reuse and recycling.

The research and implementation of the works was part of the project  KERETSI.

The creation of the handbook was supported by the INTBAU Grassroots Grants Programme.

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