In an era where digital technologies are reshaping how we understand and experience the world, the preservation and interpretation of cultural heritage are undergoing profound transformation. The interdisciplinary team of the Open

The 2nd general assembly of the Heritalise project marked an important step in the practical application of digital technologies for cultural heritage. Hosted at the TimeSpan Museum in Helmsdale- Scotland, the Assembly

What is the common European data space for cultural heritage? How does it relate to and complement the European Collaborative Cloud for cultural heritage (ECCCH) and how does the HERITALISE project support

Heritage Building Information Modelling (HBIM) represents one of the most transformative methodologies currently shaping the future of Cultural Heritage (CH) documentation. While traditional Building Information Modelling (BIM) has long been used to

HERITALISE is built on advanced technologies, innovative methodologies, and ambitious research goals. However, at its core, the project is driven by people. Researchers, heritage professionals, technologists, and coordinators across Europe are working

About TimespanTimespan is a cultural organisation and accredited museum based in Helmsdale, a remote village in the far north of the Scottish Highlands. Founded in 1986 by the Helmsdale Heritage and Arts

The HERITALISE project continues to establish itself as a key reference point in the field of cultural heritage digitisation, data The HERITALISE project continues to establish itself as a key reference point

We are proud to announce the publication of the State-of-the-Art Review: Digitisation of Cultural Heritage – Methodologies, Technologies and Best Practices. This landmark report presents the outcomes of an international survey that

The HERITALISE project consortium held its first General Assembly from October 7-9, 2025, in the historic village of Helmsdale, Scotland, marking a major milestone in cultural heritage preservation. Hosted by the Timespan

Figure 1 EMA Judges Meeting in Dortmund – June 2025 The European Museum Academy (EMA) is a non-profit foundation established in 2009 in the Netherlands. Founded by a group of museum and

La Venaria Reale has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1997, as part of a serial site that includes 22 palaces and villas developed from 1562 onward by the