goes beyond the protection of individual buildings and objects. It integrates different skills into specialised knowledge and theoretical approaches, taking into account the spatial totality and values of the cultural environment.
We connect knowlegde and approaches in Conservation, Conservation Restoration and Preventive archaeology.
In January 2019, when a skilled technical team removed the painting from the wall of the Cathedral of Koper, our team began a period of daily procedures, from removing non-original layers, puttying and retouching to the final varnishing of the paintings.
In the renovated Rog factory, the industrial process will continue with production activities in nine production laboratories on the ground floor, such as textile, wood, metal, green, ceramics, glass and others.
The renovation project is a successful example of energy renovation of a damaged and dilapidated structural modernist architecture from the late 1970s.
is an exceptional monument of monastic architecture, which transcends the Slovenian context. All the main stylistic periods of European art are preserved in its architectural fabric. Its architectural, symbolic, historical, archaeological and landscape values make it of exceptional importance for the country, which is why it was declared a cultural monument of national importance in 2015.
of 1410 m² were located within the walls - intra muros - of the Roman Colonia Iulie Emone, in its north-western part. The proximity of the Forum, the central public space of the colony, and the main Cardo, the city's main north-south street, carries great archaeological potential.
Between 2018 and 2022, under the direction of Martina Lesar Kikelj, an extremely extensive and technically demanding project was carried out on the ceiling painting at the top of the staircase of the Gruber Palace. Gruber Palace is an art historical monument, as its interior contains works of art of exceptional importance for both Slovenian and European art.
Remote sensing methods such as airborne laser scanning always show time and again that the landscape is nowhere empty, it is full of footprints everywhere of past human activity. This multitude of traces challenges us the challenge of how to protect them.
The Register of Immovable Cultural Heritage is the official, computerised database of cultural heritage in the territory of Slovenia, under the responsibility of the State.
Before any intervention in cultural heritage or in the land for construction within a registered archaeological site, it is necessary to obtain cultural heritage consent from the competent IPCHS regional unit, and before that, cultural heritage conditions.
Owners or their proxies submit applications for cultural protection conditions or consents or for the preparation of an offer to carry out preliminary archaeological investigations on the forms provided in the Applications window.
The renovation project is a successful example of energy renovation of a damaged and dilapidated structural modernist architecture from the late 1970s.
Žiče Carthusian Monastery is an exceptional monument of monastic architecture that transcends the Slovenian landscape. Its architectural fabric preserves all the main stylistic periods of European art. Its architectural, symbolic, historical, archaeological and landscape values make it of exceptional importance for the country, which is why it was declared a cultural monument of national importance in 2015.
Between 2018 and 2022, extensive conservation and restoration work was carried out on the ceiling painting of the staircase of the Gruber Palace.
The renovation, which was completed at the beginning of 2024, has integrated the park areas of Rafutski Park into a coherent whole and transformed them into a public urban park.
Remote sensing methods such as airborne laser scanning always show time and again that the landscape is nowhere empty, it is full of footprints everywhere of past human activity. This multitude of traces challenges us the challenge of how to protect them.
The work on the organ paintings by the Venetian Renaissance master Vittorio Carpaccio from the Church of the Assumption in Koper began in 2010 with a naturalistic investigation of the painting and restoration materials.
The former Rog factory is an important monument of industrialisation in Slovenia and after renovation, the building still expresses its industrial character with its typical large coffered windows and unpainted plasterwork of extended mortar.
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