HERIT4AGES is proud to be featured in the Spring 2025 edition of European Energy Innovation Magazine.

On March 26–27, 2025, our partners proudly represented HERIT4AGES at the Annual Assembly of the Spanish Construction Technology Platform in Santander, Spain.

HERIT4AGES has been listed on the European Construction Technology Platform (ECTP)

HERIT4AGES partner IBS hosted two interactive workshops in Tartu, Estonia, bringing together IBS employees to discuss co-designing innovative approaches.

HERIT4AGES partner TESELA will represent the project in Madrid at REBUILD 2025 from April 23 to 25, 2025.

HERIT4AGES partner, the University of Bologna, hosted a co-designing workshop Sustainable Solutions for Heritage.

In January, the Herit4ages project installed advanced environmental monitoring sensors at two key heritage sites in Spain.

The Herit4ages project held its first Work Package (WP) Leaders’ online meeting yesterday, bringing together experts to align on the project’s progress, challenges, and next steps.

Our partner, Foundation Santa María la Real, installed monitoring sensors at the Heritage Living Lab in the Engineering Building of the University of Bologna in Italy.

The Herit4Ages Project Presentation is now available, offering a glimpse into the project's concept, innovative solutions, and real-world applications.

Discover key project milestones, event highlights, and updates in the second edition of the HERIT4AGES newsletter, now available on LinkedIn!

The Herit4ages project is excited about the e-SAFE’s Academy Webinar on December 12, focusing on innovative business models and financial schemes for deep renovation.

HERIT4AGES project will be represented by Carlos Ochoa at the Built4People Clustering Meeting, where up to 30 European projects will discuss sustainable solutions for cultural heritage preservation.

Our project has achieved a significant milestone with the installation of innovative sensors by our partner, Foundation Santa María la Real, supported by the Institute of Baltic Studies, at the historic Korporatsioon Vironia building in Tartu, Estonia.

The HERIT4AGES partners gathered online for a two-day meeting to share progress, discuss plans, and shape the project’s next steps.

Introducing Warsaw University of Technology (WUT) a Herit4ages partner pioneering universal design in heritage conservation.

Introducing Tyndall National Institute, a Herit4ages coordinator and leading research centre in sensor and energy efficiency technologies. 

Introducing UNINOVA, a Herit4ages consortium member focused on advancing energy sustainable integration in heritage conservation.

Introducing consortium member - FENIX TNT, which is leading dissemination, communication and exploitation of Herit4ages results.

Introducing consortium member - Camara Municipal do Funchal (CMF), which is driving sustainable urban development in Herit4ages.