HERIT4AGES innovations have been featured on the Metabuilding platform, increasing their visibility within the European built environment ecosystem.

A recent technical visit brought together HERIT4AGES partners to exchange expertise on the development and scaling of sustainable materials for heritage renovation.

HERIT4AGES was presented in Santa Fe, Argentina, fostering international knowledge exchange on sustainable renovation of heritage buildings.

Collaboration between HERIT4AGES partners supports sensor-based monitoring of indoor conditions in heritage buildings.

HERIT4AGES consortium partner the Institute of Baltic Studies marks its 30th anniversary, celebrating three decades of applied research, policy analysis and international collaboration.

Installation activities at the Tartu demo site are being coordinated with environmental monitoring procedures, ensuring structured assessment of moisture and indoor conditions during the implementation of HERIT4AGES renovation solutions.

HERIT4AGES renovation solutions have been installed at the Bologna demo site, where innovative wall panels and integrated sensor monitoring will support improved comfort and energy performance in a Modernist heritage building.

A HERIT4AGES study examines the key barriers that limit energy-efficient renovation of cultural heritage buildings across Europe.

The updated Concept page explains how HERIT4AGES supports the sustainable renovation of cultural heritage buildings through reversible and people-centred solutions.

A historic 18th-century building in Tartu is being transformed into a living laboratory, demonstrating how sustainable technologies can enhance heritage buildings without compromising their character.

The fourth edition of the HERIT4AGES newsletter is now available on LinkedIn! Discover fresh updates from across the project.

HERIT4AGES on Zenodo: Supporting Open Science and Open Access

Project partners met to review progress, coordinate upcoming activities and strengthen collaboration across all work packages.

CETIM and TESELA jointly presented HERIT4AGES during a PTEC session on sustainable construction solutions for heritage buildings.

HERIT4AGES shares an invitation from sister projects CHRONICLE and FORTESIE to a hybrid workshop at Enlit Europe 2025, exploring why technology alone is not enough for successful innovation.

The CLR initiative will conclude with a final event in Brussels on 19 November 2025, celebrating lessons and successes in citizen-led building renovation.

Photo highlights from the Built4People Project Clustering Event in Brussels.

HERIT4AGES sister project INPERSO launches webinar series on solar architecture.

HERIT4AGES will be showcased at the Built4People Project Clustering Event in Brussels on 16 October 2025, highlighting innovative solutions for cultural heritage buildings.

HERIT4AGES is part of a Horizon Europe network of 20 projects joining forces to advance sustainable building renovation.