This thesis cover the process and results of a case study that was made in Kyoto, Japan in 2019. The intention is to produce an example of how cultural heritage preservation in a culturally important garden might be ...

Mental illness is rising dramatically in Sweden and accounts for as much as 46 % of all ongoing sick leave. Studies show that between 2011 and 2017, the increase due to psychiatric afflictions was 129 %, with the vast ...

In the last few years, ‘sustainability’ has become one of the greatest and most inevitable topics of discussion. Investigating contemporary approaches to sustainability in the cultural heritage sector shows how current ...

This thesis is about Liljevalchs art gallery in Stockholm and its intended annex, which is now under construction and will be completed in 2021. The purpose of the thesis is to identify different kinds of discourse ...

This thesis is a case study of a forgotten garden called Jacobsberg on the island of Gotland, Sweden. The garden was built by the enigmatic couple Anna and Jacob Dubbe during the first decades of the 19th century and it ...

This paper bases its work on a report made by the Swedish National Heritage Board called, Kulturvärden försvinner i byggprocessen, in which it is pointed out that the management of cultural environment in Sweden’s ...

Larger archaeological wooden objects such as a shipwreck are expensive to excavate and preserve. In the past, archaeological wood material has been abandoned or even burned due to lack of sufficient economic resources. ...

Lime tree hedges and other architectural compositions of this plant material have historically been a part of the visual aspects in and surrounding cultural heritage environments in Sweden and continue to be a part of them ...

The post war era and industrial revolution opened up a freedom in the art field and created an unpredictable art landscape. The creativity that it unleashed among artists would later become a main concern for those who ...

In the 18th century a pineapple craze was spreading through Europe pushing the boundaries of horticulture to its edge in hope to be the first to successfully grow this precious fruit. It was the Dutch who found success ...