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Heriland College of Heritage Planning

Restoring Natural Heritage: How Urban Parks Can Heal Our Relationship with the Natural World
17 June 2025
By Maggie Tennant Access to nature is very important for our physical and mental health. Being connected to nature has been linked to …Read More »
The giant of Germany – dark heritage and adaptive reuse on the island of Rügen
10 June 2025
Figure 1. Aerial view on Prora, from © Ralf Roletschek, 20-07-06-Prora-RalfR-DJI 0120, image cropped, CC BY-SA 1.0 FI, via Wikimedia Commons By Luca …Read More »
The Camargue as a Social Arena: The Story of Beauduc
3 June 2025
Figure 1. image of caravan in the Beauduc-dunes. source: Clément Chapillon, caravan in the Beauduc-dunes, https://www.lemonde.fr/en/m-le-mag/article/2022/08/09/everything-is-precarious-that-s-the-founding-principle-of-the-camargue-in-the-village-of-beauduc-paradise-is-taking-on-water_5992946_117.html By Thijs Serrien In southern France, where …Read More »
Searching for Tomorrow in Jaipur
27 May 2025
by Tanya Chaturvedi Vegad “ Heritage is a process – a technical process. But it is also a social construct. ” (Taylor K, …Read More »

Last day of the International Conference on Cultural Heritage and Spatial Planning

Rodney Harrison’s Keynote Speech on Reimagining heritage for climate action followed by Q&A

Closing Debates of the International Conference on Cultural Heritage and Spatial Planning

Francesco Bandarin’s Keynote Speech on Urban Heritage: a test for conservation

Impression of the Heriland Living Lab in Rome

Heriland session at the Future Landscapes Symposium

Heriland Kick Off

Introduction to HERILAND – Cultural Heritage and the Planning of European Landscapes

Amsterdam, NL – October 2022

Rome, IT – October 2021

Amsterdam, NL – February 2021

Amsterdam, Delft, NL – October 2019

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