September 13, 2017

Progress at the Great Synagogue of Iaşi

In celebration of Rosh Hashanah, we’re thrilled to share an update about the conservation work currently taking place at the Great Synagogue of Iaşi—an important part of WMF’s Jewish Heritage Program, and a success story that grew from the 2014 World Monuments Watch.
Aron Kodesh, Great Synagogue of Iaşi
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July 18, 2017

Wat Chaiwatthanaram's Master Mason

In this blog post, WMF Program Director for Wat Chaiwatthanaram Conservation Project Jeff Allen talks about Khun Mali, Master Mason of Wat Chaiwatthanaram, whose skill and experience encompasses a thirty year career in masonry conservation.
Khun Mali at Wat Chaiwatthanaram
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Encouraging Local Youth to Value Their Cultural Heritage

Integration of community members into preservation planning represents a new opportunity to address the long-term challenges at Petra.
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An Ummayad Castle in the Desert: Qusayr 'Amra

Conservation interventions, site management improvement, and training opportunities were part of an award-winning project that protected this World Heritage site.
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Building Conservation Capacity in Syria and Jordan

World Monuments Fund has secured £536,000 to train Syrian refugees in heritage conservation skills from the British Council’s Cultural Protection Fund.
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May 16, 2017

Of Garudas and Donors

In this blog post, WMF Regional Representative in Southeast Asia Ginevra Boatto shares her experience after meeting a friend of Samuel Miller, the first donor to WMF’s “Adopt a Garuda” campaign.
Garuda #1 at Preah Khan Temple
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Modern Architecture in New Delhi: The Hall of Nations in Context

In this blog post for the #ModernCentury campaign, Annabel Lopez from INTACH Delhi Chapter provides a brief history on the development of modern architecture in the Indian capital.
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