At PuzzeGreen, we believe that true progress respects its roots. Our Cultural Heritage Preservation practice bridges traditional wisdom with contemporary sustainability — breathing new life into historical structures, landscapes, and urban fabrics while safeguarding their timeless character.
We approach every heritage project with a deep sense of responsibility — documenting, analyzing, and restoring with sensitivity to local materials, climate, and craftsmanship. Using modern engineering and digital tools, we strengthen old structures without diluting their soul, ensuring they remain functional, safe, and relevant in today’s context.
Our work extends beyond restoration — it’s about cultural continuity. We collaborate with local artisans, historians, and communities to preserve intangible traditions that give places their identity. Each project becomes a dialogue between past and present, permanence and adaptation.
Key Focus Areas:
Conservation and adaptive reuse of heritage buildings
Structural retrofitting with minimal aesthetic impact
Integration of sustainable technologies in heritage sites
Documentation and digital mapping (BIM / photogrammetry)
Community engagement and artisan collaboration
