Resilient Fortress Guidelines: Mineral and Vegetal Fortified Architecture: Guidelines for an environmentally responsible and resilient fortress

Federica Marulo; Jeroen van der Werf; Tuija  Lind; Isabelle  Fouilloy Jullien; Laurent Alberti; Andrea Meneghelli; Fiorenzo  Meneghelli

Resilient Fortress Guidelines: Mineral and Vegetal Fortified Architecture: Guidelines for an environmentally responsible and resilient fortress

Federica Marulo
, Jeroen van der Werf
, Tuija Lind
, Isabelle Fouilloy Jullien
, Laurent Alberti
, Andrea Meneghelli
, Fiorenzo Meneghelli

Research Centre Arts in Society (AiS)

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Final product of the Erasmus+ project Resilient Fortress (September 2024–June 2025). The project directly supported heritage institutions in responding to the challenges of climate change and the growing demand for environmental responsibility, with a specific focus on the sustainable management of fortified heritage. It brought together heritage organizations and specialists from seven European countries (Finland: Suomenlinna; Sweden: Bomarsund; France: Mont-Dauphin, Port Vauban and Fort Carre; the Netherlands: Naarden; Belgium: Efforts; Italy: Forte Tesoro and Forte Aurelia) to co-develop practical, implementable strategies for sustainable preservation. I was invited as an expert by the Dutch partner, Stichting Monumentenbezit, to contribute with my expertise and research on military heritage and Naarden fortifications.

Original language	English
Number of pages	12
Publication status	Published - 10-Jun-2025

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de Jong, L. (Coordinator), Barnabas, S. (Collaborator), Dickenson, C. (Collaborator), de Kock, W. (Collaborator), Figueroa, B. (Collaborator), Hollewand, K. (Collaborator), Madbouly, M. (Collaborator), Marulo, F. (Collaborator), Ritondale, M. (Collaborator) & Nielsen, P. (Collaborator)
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