Darya Haroshka

Darya Haroshka is a Researcher at the University for Continuing Education Krems, affiliated with the Center for Real Estate and Facility Management. She holds an MSc and specializes in Cultural Heritage, Sustainable Architecture, and Cross-Border Development. Her work focuses on revitalizing cultural heritage sites, promoting sustainable urban planning, and enhancing cross-border collaboration through education and policy.

Projects:

• Principal Investigator for EU-funded projects like "Achieving Zero Emission Building Stock with Viable Educational Programs" (2024–2027) and "Cultural and Natural Monuments - an Chance for Renovation of the Cross-Border Tourism" (2020–2022).
• Co-led initiatives addressing rural monuments and transnational cultural heritage in South Bohemia and Austria.

Research Interests: Her research emphasizes cultural heritage preservation, sustainable architecture, and cross-border development strategies. She explores how historic sites can drive tourism and community engagement while addressing environmental challenges.

Publications: Authored/co-authored works on cultural heritage management, sustainable building design, and educational initiatives. Recent contributions include textbooks on cross-border cooperation and edited volumes on heritage preservation strategies.

Grants & Funding: Secured EU funding for multiple projects, including CREATIVE DANUBE and CENTRUM OBRANY SPOLU, focusing on inclusive development and cultural identity in Danubian regions.

Labs/Teams: Active in interdisciplinary teams within the Center for Real Estate and Facility Management, collaborating on projects that bridge heritage conservation, urban planning, and sustainability.