With the support of the French Development Agency (AFD) and the technical assistance of HYDEA, the Indian Ocean Commission (IOC) has presented a unique regional inventory of traditional architectures.
As part of the Indian Ocean Commission regional Project for the Development of Cultural and Creative Industries, the HYDEA team carried out the second cycle of online training.
HYDEA took part in Mondiacult 2025, the UNESCO World Conference on Cultural Policies and Sustainable Development.
Construction works have officially started on the Linear Park of Industrial Archaeology in Trieste. This ambitious project aims to transform a disused port railway area into a public linear park. It is one of the most significant urban renewal initiatives along the Italian coast, funded by Italy’s National Recovery and Resilience Plan.
The aim of the project was the preservation and enhancement of the disused Servette mining site in Saint-Marcel, in the province of Aosta, for tourism, cultural, scientific, environmental, and cultural heritage purposes, along with the economic and social development of the resources connected to it.
HYDEA has carried out an in-depth analysis of gender equality in the cultural and artistic sector, as a part of the regional project for the development of cultural and creative industries in the Indian Ocean region, funded by AFD.
HYDEA is thrilled to announce the opening of a branch in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, with a brand new office in Riyadh.
The European Award AHI is an observatory of new challenges added to the conservation and intervention in built heritage by the globalization of contemporary architecture.
A project for the development of cultural and creative industries in the Indian Ocean leaded by HYDEA has been launched.
Anthony Rizk represented Hydea at the Technology Workshop & Know-How Exchange in the Field of Restoration and Reconstruction, in Beirut, Lebanon.
