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Living heritage
OPUS Heritage gives every building a presence: a place where it is told, visited and gathers people.
A building can bring a whole town together, provided it is given the means.
The observation
We walk past, sometimes step in, then leave. Heritage without a bond becomes mere scenery.
Heritage, town by town
Landes
Cape of Gascony
A thousand-year-old town born around its Benedictine abbey, on the roads to Santiago de Compostela.
RegisteredPrivate mansion · Saint-Sever
A private mansion built on the medieval ramparts of Saint-Sever. Five centuries of history, in the midst of a revival.
Dordogne
Golden stone of the Périgord
The highest density of historic monuments in Europe: 71 protected buildings, in a medieval and Renaissance town that has remained almost intact.
ListedPrivate mansion · Sarlat-la-Canéda
Gothic, 14th–17th centuries; pointed-arch bays and a wrought-iron Louis XIII balcony.
How the bond is built
Every building has its place: a place where it is told, visited and discovered, by locals and by those who come from afar alike.
The local authority stays in touch with everyone the monument brings together: sharing news with them, bringing them back.
Capture, surveys, documentation: the groundwork by OPUS Services carries everything else.
Our purpose
We exist so that heritage creates a bond, and gathers a community around it.Read the manifesto
The bond
OPUS Heritage supports towns, local authorities and owners of historic monuments who want to build a living bond around their heritage, carried by the whole OPUS house, from capture to project follow-up.
Today, you are its first link.
