ASMA
Association pour la Sauvegarde de la Maison Alsacienne
Hochfelden, France
About
Founded in 1972, ASMA is a non-profit association based in Hochfelden, France working on heritage, environment & climate.
The Association pour la Sauvegarde de la Maison Alsacienne (ASMA), founded in 1972, is a volunteer-run association with over 1,100 members that works to preserve traditional Alsatian buildings. It advises private owners, professionals, associations and local authorities on restoring old houses, runs training courses and round-table meetings, publishes a newsletter and an annual review, and campaigns to protect threatened buildings across Alsace. It is funded only by member subscriptions and donations.
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Stammtisch
Heritage · France
Free round-table sessions where owners meet volunteer professionals and members to discuss restoration questions for old buildings, held in Bas-Rhin and Haut-Rhin.
Stages de l'ASMA
Heritage · France
Practical and theory training courses on traditional earth, lime and timber-frame building techniques.
Annuaire des professionnels du bâti ancien
Heritage · France
Directory of craftspeople and architects referenced for restoring historic buildings in Alsace.
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Fondation du Patrimoine, CAUE 67-68, Collectivité européenne d'Alsace, Parc naturel régional des Vosges du Nord, Région Grand Est
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