Photography, documentary arts, and digital heritage interpretation allow learners to engage creatively with historic spaces. Through image-making, participants study light, texture, material behavior, and architectural form—developing skills that deepen understanding and produce meaningful visual archives.

Window restoration, historic carpentry, masonry, timber framing techniques, and lime-based materials connect participants directly to traditional craftsmanship. Hands-on instruction teaches how historic materials age, why failures occur, and how careful intervention preserves cultural memory.