CULTURATI project, funded by the European Commission, developed, tested, and validated an innovative online platform utilising state-of-the-art digital and cutting-edge technologies to create content collectively for cultural heritage and arts across Europe.
Category: Recent Projects
Bringing new sites onboard with culturati
Touch summarises the process for new sites interested in utilising CULTURATI platform
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The CULTURATI Pilot sites are coming alive!
Touch navigates around a number of CULTURATI #HorizonEurope pilot sites. Meridaunia in Puglia and Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire came centre stage this month.
Day at the museum – CULTURATI in Istanbul
Touch is back in Istanbul with the dynamic CULTURATI #HorizonEurope Research Innovation Action. Rahmi Koc museum played host, as we move inside one of the 4 case study sites
CULTURATI
A #HorizonEurope Research Innovation Action – developing, testing, and validating an online platform utilizing cutting-edge AI technologies to create content collectively for cultural heritage and arts across Europe
Community based destination management, Turkey
The project contributed to developing a strategy and the tools for the practical implementation of sustainable community based destination management in Kemaliye, Turkey.
HS2 : COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT With ARCHAEOLOGY & THE HISTORIC ENVIRONMENT
Touch TD delivered aspects of community engagement as related to archaeology & heritage sites and historic landscapes along the HS2 route in the West Midlands.
Expanding Lake Ohrid UNESCO WHS
The project was designed to address the expansion of the mixed natural and cultural heritage around Lake Ohrid region shared between Albania and North Macedonia. It strengthened trans-boundary cooperaion over the region’s cultural and natural heritage, helping recognize and profile the trans-boundary area by asesessing its values and sustainable development opportunies.
Evaluation of project ‘Rural Craft & Cultural Hubs in West Bengal’ – for UNESCO New Delhi Cluster Office
Final Evaluation of the project “Development of Rural Craft and Cultural Hubs in West Bengal to support inter-generational transmission of rural craft and performing arts” for UNESCO New Delhi cluster office
Historic England’s future engagement with ICH
This project was a collaboration between WSP Cultural Heritage & Archaeology and Touch TD involving interviews and desk research through the offices of Historic England. The purpose of the project was to advise Historic England on how it can engage most appropriately and effectively in the development of thinking and activity related to Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH)