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transHERITAGE

Transformative
Religious Heritage

Bridging Northern and Southern European Approaches

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The Initiative

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Over the centuries, religious built heritage has played an essential role in Europe, shaping social, economic, environmental, and cultural values.

It defined communities and left a deep imprint on territorial development and their silhouettes, still visible in present-day city and landscape. In Portugal, as well as in Norway, at present, the dominant religions (the Catholic Church and the Lutheran Church of Norway, respectively) face common challenges, socially, in terms of dwindling communities (e.g., less worshipers and priests), environmentally and economically, due to the reduction of the number of parishes and the territorial change that result from this. This often leads to a low utilization rate or even redundancy of religious buildings.

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Resources

Team

Team

Iscte - Instituto Universitário de Lisboa

Rolando Volzone (Principal Investigator)

Researcher

Laura Pomesano

Early Stage Researcher

Sofia Macedo

Researcher and Professor

Carla Duarte

Early Stage Researcher

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Funding

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The bilateral initiative "transHERITAGE", FBR_OC2_102, has been funded by the EEA Grants programme

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