ATLAS (Advanced Tools for Low-carbon, high-value development of historic architecture in the Alpine Space) aims at (re-)discovering all traditional architecture (buildings and ensembles beyond the level of protection). These buildings are often located in neglected areas and provide low levels of energy efficiency and comfort.

The project aims at paving the way for sustainable development of historic structures. This will include capitalizing and optimizing existing best practice solutions for building refurbishment and regional development. Stakeholders of the whole value chain and decision-makers are included in a network to ensure sustainability from social, ecologi al and cultural points of view.

ATLAS has been financed by Interreg Alpine Space, one of the 15 transnational cooperation programmes covering the whole of the European Union (EU) in the framework of European Regional policy. The programme involves Switzerland, Slovenia, Liechtenstein, part of Germany, Italy and France.

Total budget of the project €1.847.136,89. Total ERDF funds €1.399.900,58.

Official web-site: www.alpine-space.eu/atlas

This project is co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund through the Interreg Alpine Space program.