Heritage Building Monitoring
Non-invasive measurement technology for heritage buildings. Wireless IoT sensors, crack and displacement monitoring — in compliance with heritage conservation requirements.
Talk to us about monitoringChallenges of heritage monitoring
Heritage buildings require a special approach — every intervention must be carefully considered and minimal.
Sensitivity of historic fabric
Sensor installation must not damage the original building fabric. Non-invasive or minimally invasive methods are required.
Conservation requirements
Every intervention requires approval from the heritage conservator. The system must meet strict formal requirements.
Long-term monitoring
Heritage buildings require monitoring over years, not months. The system must be reliable and easy to maintain.
Discretion and aesthetics
Sensors and cabling must be invisible or blend into the surroundings, without disrupting the building's character.
Our solution
Wireless IoT sensors
Minimal intervention in the historic fabric. No need to run cables through heritage walls and ceilings.
Crack, fissure and displacement monitoring
Continuous measurement of crack width, structural displacement and tilt — key parameters for heritage buildings.
Online dashboard
Real-time data for the building manager and heritage conservator. Visualisations, charts, data export.
Automatic alerts
SMS and email notifications when alarm thresholds are exceeded. Immediate information about structural changes.
Periodic reports
Documentation of the building's condition over time — ready for presentation to the conservator or funding institution.
Applications
Churches and sacred buildings
Monitoring of vault cracks, wall displacement, tower tilt. Long-term observation of structural condition.
Townhouses and historic buildings
Monitoring the condition of listed buildings. Tracking the impact of nearby construction work.
Museums and cultural venues
Monitoring environmental conditions and structural integrity in buildings housing historically valuable collections.
EU-funded renovations
Measurement documentation required for EU co-funded projects. Monitoring before, during and after works.
Working with the conservator
The monitoring system supports conservation decisions by providing objective data on structural behaviour over time. The heritage conservator receives continuous technical documentation — without the need for costly and invasive periodic inspections.
Proven technology
Our monitoring systems operate on engineering structures across Poland — halls, amphitheatres, membrane and ETFE structures. We adapt the same reliable technology to the specific requirements of heritage buildings.
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