Upgrading of the Museum of the Museum of Urban Engineering in Krakow for the purpose of a modern science and technology museum (Q86182): Difference between revisions
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(Removed claim: summary (P836): The main aim of the project is to protect and exploit the cultural heritage of the historic buildings of the tram city Museum in Kraków in order to develop a modern cultural and educational culture.The museum is located in the area covered by the UNESCO World Heritage List and is considered by the President of the Republic to be the monument.The object of the project is the redevelopment and extension of the historical unit for the tram depot,...) |
(Created claim: summary (P836): The main objective of the project is to protect and use the cultural heritage of the historic buildings of the tram depot of the Museum of Urban Engineering in Krakow for the development of a modern cultural and educational offer. The museum is located in the UNESCO World Heritage Site and recognised by the President of the Republic of Poland as a Monument to History. The subject of the project is the reconstruction and expansion of the historic...) |
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The main objective of the project is to protect and use the cultural heritage of the historic buildings of the tram depot of the Museum of Urban Engineering in Krakow for the development of a modern cultural and educational offer. The museum is located in the UNESCO World Heritage Site and recognised by the President of the Republic of Poland as a Monument to History. The subject of the project is the reconstruction and expansion of the historic tram depot complex, including works consisting of making cellars accessible to visitors, which were not yet adapted to the conduct of cultural activities. In addition, the project includes comprehensive maintenance of movable technical monuments – three trams, modernisation of permanent exhibitions and purchase of equipment for conducting cultural activities. A significant increase in the exhibition space will allow the preparation of new permanent exhibitions (pn. “City Engineering yesterday and today”, “Industry and Crafts”, “Communicating...”, an exhibition on the history of automotive industry and automotive culture in Poland) and creating conditions for simultaneous presentation of temporary exhibitions (four thematic blocks: “Great Modernity”, “City Again”, “Open Museum”, “Museum of Me”. The museum will be able to organise cultural and educational events on a much larger scale than before. In addition, two permanent exhibitions, which are so far in MIM’s offer, will be modernised to meet the needs of customers even more. Through the implementation of these tasks, it will be possible to conduct a rich cultural and educational programme of supraregional importance, improving the quality of participation in culture, which will at the same time allow for strengthening the cultural competences of residents and the development of the cultural identity of society. As a result of the project, the number of visits is planned to increase by 69,624 people per year, to 151,897 visits per year. (English) | |||||||||||||||
| Property / summary: The main objective of the project is to protect and use the cultural heritage of the historic buildings of the tram depot of the Museum of Urban Engineering in Krakow for the development of a modern cultural and educational offer. The museum is located in the UNESCO World Heritage Site and recognised by the President of the Republic of Poland as a Monument to History. The subject of the project is the reconstruction and expansion of the historic tram depot complex, including works consisting of making cellars accessible to visitors, which were not yet adapted to the conduct of cultural activities. In addition, the project includes comprehensive maintenance of movable technical monuments – three trams, modernisation of permanent exhibitions and purchase of equipment for conducting cultural activities. A significant increase in the exhibition space will allow the preparation of new permanent exhibitions (pn. “City Engineering yesterday and today”, “Industry and Crafts”, “Communicating...”, an exhibition on the history of automotive industry and automotive culture in Poland) and creating conditions for simultaneous presentation of temporary exhibitions (four thematic blocks: “Great Modernity”, “City Again”, “Open Museum”, “Museum of Me”. The museum will be able to organise cultural and educational events on a much larger scale than before. In addition, two permanent exhibitions, which are so far in MIM’s offer, will be modernised to meet the needs of customers even more. Through the implementation of these tasks, it will be possible to conduct a rich cultural and educational programme of supraregional importance, improving the quality of participation in culture, which will at the same time allow for strengthening the cultural competences of residents and the development of the cultural identity of society. As a result of the project, the number of visits is planned to increase by 69,624 people per year, to 151,897 visits per year. (English) / rank | |||||||||||||||
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| Property / summary: The main objective of the project is to protect and use the cultural heritage of the historic buildings of the tram depot of the Museum of Urban Engineering in Krakow for the development of a modern cultural and educational offer. The museum is located in the UNESCO World Heritage Site and recognised by the President of the Republic of Poland as a Monument to History. The subject of the project is the reconstruction and expansion of the historic tram depot complex, including works consisting of making cellars accessible to visitors, which were not yet adapted to the conduct of cultural activities. In addition, the project includes comprehensive maintenance of movable technical monuments – three trams, modernisation of permanent exhibitions and purchase of equipment for conducting cultural activities. A significant increase in the exhibition space will allow the preparation of new permanent exhibitions (pn. “City Engineering yesterday and today”, “Industry and Crafts”, “Communicating...”, an exhibition on the history of automotive industry and automotive culture in Poland) and creating conditions for simultaneous presentation of temporary exhibitions (four thematic blocks: “Great Modernity”, “City Again”, “Open Museum”, “Museum of Me”. The museum will be able to organise cultural and educational events on a much larger scale than before. In addition, two permanent exhibitions, which are so far in MIM’s offer, will be modernised to meet the needs of customers even more. Through the implementation of these tasks, it will be possible to conduct a rich cultural and educational programme of supraregional importance, improving the quality of participation in culture, which will at the same time allow for strengthening the cultural competences of residents and the development of the cultural identity of society. As a result of the project, the number of visits is planned to increase by 69,624 people per year, to 151,897 visits per year. (English) / qualifier | |||||||||||||||
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Revision as of 16:00, 14 October 2020
Project in Poland financed by DG Regio
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Upgrading of the Museum of the Museum of Urban Engineering in Krakow for the purpose of a modern science and technology museum |
Project in Poland financed by DG Regio |
Statements
28,284,529.74 zloty
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33,275,917.35 zloty
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85.0 percent
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1 August 2014
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30 June 2021
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MUZEUM INŻYNIERII MIEJSKIEJ W KRAKOWIE
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50°2'48.8"N, 19°59'49.9"E
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Głównym celem projektu jest ochrona i wykorzystanie dziedzictwa kulturowego zabytkowych obiektów zajezdni tramwajowej Muzeum Inżynierii Miejskiej w Krakowie na rzecz rozwoju nowoczesnej oferty kulturalno- edukacyjnej. Muzeum zlokalizowane jest na obszarze objętym wpisem na Listę Światowego Dziedzictwa UNESCO oraz uznanym przez Prezydenta RP za Pomnik Historii. Przedmiotem projektu jest przebudowa i rozbudowa zabytkowego zespołu zajezdni tramwajowej, w tym prace polegające na udostępnieniu dla zwiedzających piwnic, które dotychczas nie były dostosowane do prowadzenia działalności kulturalnej. Dodatkowo projekt obejmuje kompleksową konserwację ruchomych zabytków techniki - trzech tramwajów, modernizację wystaw stałych oraz zakup wyposażenia do prowadzenia działalności kulturalnej. Znaczące zwiększenie przestrzeni ekspozycyjnej pozwoli na przygotowanie nowych wystaw stałych (pn. „Inżynieria miejska wczoraj i dziś”, „Przemysł i rzemiosło”, „Komunikowanie się…”, wystawa o historii motoryzacji i kultury motoryzacji w Polsce) oraz stworzenie warunków do prezentacji równolegle wystaw czasowych (cztery bloki tematyczne: „Zrozumieć współczesność”, „Miasto na nowo opowiedziane”, „Muzeum otwarte”, „Muzeum o sobie”). Muzeum uzyska przy tym możliwość organizacji wydarzeń kulturalnych i edukacyjnych na znacznie większą skalę niż dotychczas. Dodatkowo dwie wystawy stałe, będące do tej pory w ofercie MIM, zostaną zmodernizowane, aby w jeszcze większym stopniu odpowiadały na zapotrzebowanie odbiorców. Dzięki realizacji ww. zadań, możliwe będzie prowadzenie bogatego programu kulturalnego i edukacyjnego o znaczeniu ponadregionalnym, podnoszącego jakość uczestnictwa w kulturze, który jednocześnie pozwoli na wzmocnienie kompetencji kulturowych mieszkańców oraz rozwój tożsamości kulturowej społeczeństwa. W wyniku realizacji projektu planowany jest wzrost liczby odwiedzin o 69 624 osób rocznie, do 151 897 odwiedzin rocznie. (Polish)
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The main objective of the project is to protect and use the cultural heritage of the historic buildings of the tram depot of the Museum of Urban Engineering in Krakow for the development of a modern cultural and educational offer. The museum is located in the UNESCO World Heritage Site and recognised by the President of the Republic of Poland as a Monument to History. The subject of the project is the reconstruction and expansion of the historic tram depot complex, including works consisting of making cellars accessible to visitors, which were not yet adapted to the conduct of cultural activities. In addition, the project includes comprehensive maintenance of movable technical monuments – three trams, modernisation of permanent exhibitions and purchase of equipment for conducting cultural activities. A significant increase in the exhibition space will allow the preparation of new permanent exhibitions (pn. “City Engineering yesterday and today”, “Industry and Crafts”, “Communicating...”, an exhibition on the history of automotive industry and automotive culture in Poland) and creating conditions for simultaneous presentation of temporary exhibitions (four thematic blocks: “Great Modernity”, “City Again”, “Open Museum”, “Museum of Me”. The museum will be able to organise cultural and educational events on a much larger scale than before. In addition, two permanent exhibitions, which are so far in MIM’s offer, will be modernised to meet the needs of customers even more. Through the implementation of these tasks, it will be possible to conduct a rich cultural and educational programme of supraregional importance, improving the quality of participation in culture, which will at the same time allow for strengthening the cultural competences of residents and the development of the cultural identity of society. As a result of the project, the number of visits is planned to increase by 69,624 people per year, to 151,897 visits per year. (English)
14 October 2020
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Identifiers
POIS.08.01.00-00-0046/16
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