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Living wooden culture throughout Europe (2002)
European wooden heritage is a living heritage supporting one of the most threatened forms of cultural expression and preservation.
The aims of this publication is to analyse and record traditional building methods, and compare experiences and methodologies on preserving the wooden heritage, by encouraging practical exchange of information in situ, and to improve the conditions for taking advantage of techniques and methods representing a living tradition that are still in use in some regions of Europe, reflecting on how to raise awareness of the social and economic value of wooden traditions in local communities throughout Europe.
The aims of this publication is to analyse and record traditional building methods, and compare experiences and methodologies on preserving the wooden heritage, by encouraging practical exchange of information in situ, and to improve the conditions for taking advantage of techniques and methods representing a living tradition that are still in use in some regions of Europe, reflecting on how to raise awareness of the social and economic value of wooden traditions in local communities throughout Europe.
European wooden heritage is a living heritage supporting one of the most threatened forms of cultural expression and preservation.
The aims of this publication is to analyse and record traditional building methods, and compare experiences and methodologies on preserving the wooden heritage, by encouraging practical exchange of information in situ, and to improve the conditions for taking advantage of techniques and methods representing a living tradition that are still in use in some regions of Europe, reflecting on how to raise awareness of the social and economic value of wooden traditions in local communities throughout Europe.
The aims of this publication is to analyse and record traditional building methods, and compare experiences and methodologies on preserving the wooden heritage, by encouraging practical exchange of information in situ, and to improve the conditions for taking advantage of techniques and methods representing a living tradition that are still in use in some regions of Europe, reflecting on how to raise awareness of the social and economic value of wooden traditions in local communities throughout Europe.