Keretsi Workbook
This Notebook of Works is a documentation of the works and the results of the dual educational programme “Keretsi | Apprenticeship and Workshop on Mortars for Traditional and Sustainable Building Practices” which was implemented at the beginning of October until November 2025 in Frasta, Tzoumerka, Greece, 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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- Educational material
This handbook summarizes the process of repurposing the School’s roof through a double training program for young professionals, focusing on the traditional and sustainable practices that can be replicated in similar projects elsewhere. The creation of the handbook was supported by the INTBAU Grassroots Grants Programme.
The research and implementation of the works was a part of the project TSIATI
The file is available in English.
- Educational material
The manual aims to guide organisations and civil society groups who wish to actively engage in the efforts towards the conservation and transition of knowledge of the dry stone craft, assisting them with the planning and realisation of educational programmes in order to secure minimum educational and quality standards. The suggested methodology and structure take into account the particularities of the Greek territory and the conditions of isolation that are often in place, either due to insularity or mountainous terrain. It is therefore a programme that can be adjusted and realised anywhere, tapping into local techniques, knowledge, and craftsmanship.
The manual is the result of the research and practical implementation realised in 2025 by the Mitato of Amorgos, in collaboration with the Itinerant Workshop on the Traditional Building Crafts Boulouki and the Cultural and Environmental Association of Tinos “Ambassada”, in the context of the project “Allaximaria: Design and implementation of a standardised dry stone workshop”.
The file is available in Greek.
- Educational material
This gallery of models reveals the potential contained in the alliance between heritage preservation and social inclusion. Hopefully it may inspire any organisation or public authority wishing to engage with this kind of initiative and contribute to the development of a sustainable and inclusive heritage restoration.
The H.E.R.O project was implemented under the Erasmus+ programme and was completed after 3 years (2021-2024) of transnational cooperation between 4 actors Acta Vista (France) leading partner, Bao Formation (France), Pour la Solidarite (Belgium), 4Grada Dragodid (Croatia), Boulouki (Greece).
The file is available in English and French.