Transylvania Trust Foundation
The Transylvania Trust is a registered charity, set up by conservation professionals and volunteers in 1996. Our principal aim is to conserve and promote Transylvania’s rich and diverse built heritage, to encourage society to be receptive towards the built environment. The Trust is active in all fields of conservation: data recording, inventory, survey, building restoration, maintenance, training, and also scientific research.
Organizer
The BHCT centre is run by the Transylvania Trust.
International cooperation
The BHCT project over the past few years has established co-operation with a number of institutions:
- Ministry of Culture and Religious Affairs, Romania
- Europa Nostra
- Icomos, UK, Romania, Hungary, USA
- Consultancy Centre for European Cultural Programmes, Romania
- National office of Cultural heritage, Hungary
- World Monuments Fund
- The Prince of Wales Charitable Foundation, UK
- Architectural University of Sibiu, Iaşi, Timişoara, Bucharest
- Landscape University, Bucharest
- Gotland University, Sweden
- Folkeuniversitetet, Tynset, Norway
- Architectural Association, UK
- British Council, Romania
- British Council, Western Europe and Americas
- Budapest University of Economic Sciences and Public Administration, Faculty of Landscape Architecture, Development and Protection
