APPLICATION OF PRINCIPLES OF ADAPTIVE ARCHITECTURE IN REVITALIZATION OF ABANDONED MONUMENTS OF ARCHITECTURE OF THE COMMON COMMUNITY OF EASTERN EUROPE
The Erasmus+ Jean Monnet Module project (Grant 101084975 — Revitalization) officially ran from September 1, 2022, to August 31, 2025.
Project Summary: The project was coordinated by the Department of Architecture at Lviv National Environmental University. It addressed the critical issue of decay among historical landmarks in Eastern Europe by introducing adaptive reuse methodologies.
Core Focus: Training higher education students, teachers, and local territorial communities to develop architectural design solutions that integrate historic preservation with modern community functionality.
Practical Impact: The research team conducted field studies and designed real-world transformation blueprints, such as revitalizing an 18th-century water mill in Gologory and developing inclusive space concepts using traditional Boykivshchyna aesthetics.
Funding: Supported by a €30,000 EU grant under the Jean Monnet Actions scheme.