Summary
A comparative analysis of underground spaces in architectural monuments—Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra (Ukraine), Špilberk Castle (Czech Republic), and Oświęcim Castle (Poland)—reveals common preservation challenges despite their distinct historical functions and regional contexts. The study identifies a set of measures to address structural deterioration and proposes sustainable solutions for modern reuse, ensuring the long-term viability of these heritage sites. By examining shared issues in conservation, restoration, and adaptive repurposing, the research offers actionable strategies to mitigate emergency conditions in underground premises while balancing historical integrity with contemporary utility.
Citation
TIŠLIAR, P., IVASHKO, Y., DMYTRENKO, A., ZAITSEVA, V., HOLOVATENKO, Y., OLES, W., PAPRZYCA, K.,. (2025). PRESERVING UNDERGROUND PREMISES OF ARCHITECTURAL MONUMENTS:THE CASTLES OF ŠPILBERK IN BRNO
AND OŚWIĘCIM. International Journal of Conservation Science, 16(Special Issue), 721–738. https://doi.org/10.36868/ijcs.2025.si.24