HERILAND College for Heritage Planning
A unique, international graduate school, educating students with the highest European training standards
International Conference on "Cultural Heritage and Spatial Planning"
SAVE THE DATE: 11-14 October 2022
At the conference, organised by the HERILAND Training Network , the consortium will share its findings with an international audience of academic and social partners including EU officials, UNESCO chairs, policymakers and businesses.
Erasmus+ Blended Intensive Programme "Cultural Heritage and Planning on European Landscape"
SAVE THE DATE: 10-14 October 2022
The course is open for graduate students in heritage studies, architecture, archaeology, history, spatial planning and design, geography, social sciences and related disciplines.
Heritage under attack: Urbanization- the friendly enemy
Heritage zoning is a concept that reflects on the idea of forming an almost invisible wall around areas of Outstanding Universal value to humanity. In Essence, heritage zoning is expected to act as a fortification to the areas that we call special and hold immerse human history and creativity, to a large extent, our identity.
Rebecca Staats’ peer-reviewed publication “Planning with Uncertainty: place development of undefined becoming in south-west Sweden”
Contemporary planning contexts are characterised by complex and uncertain issues. There is therefore a need to develop planning methods that can respond to complexity and uncertainty. In…
Online Webalogue: Shifting Demographies and Contested Identities
Invitation to an online webalogue: Shifting Demographies and Contested Identities with Francesco Bandarin and Giovanni Fontana Antonelli Heriland cordially invites you to the online webalogue:…