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Preparations for WORKCAMP PARQUET 2025

In collaboration with the Federal Monuments Office Mauerbach near Vienna, Austria, we are currently preparing and planning for our next project in 2025.

WORKCAMP PARQUET • RESTORER 2025, Austria

In one of the beautiful castles of the famous Esterhazy family in Austria, participants will have the opportunity to touch a piece of history and at the same time leave a piece of new history in the castle parquet. Of course, we won't reveal in which castle this touch will take place yet.

In addition to professional restoration of one of the valuable historical parquets, there are also several specialist seminars in the program. Interesting topics and workshops on the topics of parquet restoration, restoration chemistry, the influence of colors on people's psyche, as well as lectures on the history and development of parquet in the Austro-Hungarian period are ahead of us.

NEXT MASTER OF SCIENCE OF RESTORERS

16.-17.4.2024 – Next Master of Science of Parquet Restorers – It is great to be able to share your knowledge and experience with future Masters of Science in the professional field of Parquet Restoration. The desire to learn, to try, to discover the know-how of old historical techniques, which, by the way, can be used for modern design and creation. This is the shared knowledge that is already making the students of this course Masters in the field already.

Thank you for being able to pass on our knowledge.

HOT SEMINAR WITH HOT GLUES

15.4.2024 - At the Faculty of Wood Technology and Creative Industries in Sopron, Maďarsko, students had the opportunity to learn about details and know-how by work with the hot glues in the restoration of historic parquet floors or in the creative surface treatments. The university's lecture room was transformed into a practical workshop where students could try out bone, hide or rabbit glue on real historic floors. The lecture was given by Mrs. Michaela Reichlová, the translation into Hungarian was done by Mrs. Dr. Csilla Csiha PhD, and the students carried out the practical work with René Caran.