Activities

The Institute of Monument Care connects architecture with the protection of cultural heritage. It focuses on teaching and research in the fields of restoration, maintenance, and revitalization of historical buildings, with an emphasis on interdisciplinary collaboration, technological context, and sustainable approaches.

Students gain a deep understanding of history as a source of inspiration and knowledge. They learn to work with the values of the built environment and to respect both the material and spiritual context of architectural heritage. The institute develops methodologies for documentation, research, and surveys, preparing students to engage in the planning and implementation of heritage restoration.

The institute’s research activities cover topics such as wooden sacred architecture, transformations of urban landscapes, and conversions of industrial areas. Its international dimension includes projects focused on war-affected areas and participation in global cultural heritage protection networks. In the future, the institute is expected to merge with other theoretical and creative departments.