About the role
Building conservationists work with culturally valuable buildings and environments. They often have an academic education in cultural heritage management, conservation, or architectural history. Their expertise contributes to preserving and developing building environments with historical significance.Responsibilities
Building conservationists are responsible for the inventory, documentation, and assessment of cultural historical values in buildings. They provide advice and opinions in planning processes and during renovations. Their work is important to ensure that cultural heritage is preserved for future generations.Skills and tools
Building conservationists need knowledge in building technology, cultural history, and legislation surrounding cultural environments. They use tools such as GIS for mapping and databases for documentation. Good communication skills are central to conveying the importance of cultural heritage. Common competencies demanded by employers are kulturmiljövård, bygglov and arkeologi.