The Danish Agency for Culture and Palaces has just launched a pilot project to investigate how to take care of distressed buildings in the country's outlying areas. The purpose is to find methods that can help limit the loss of important, historic buildings around Denmark.
Pilot project uncovers new avenues for restoration of distressed buildings
Danish Agency for Culture and Palaces,
26 February 2021, Denmark
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