At the conservation laboratory, we specialise in the conservation of archaeological and cultural history objects, including paintings, sculptures and church furnishings. Our team consists of five highly qualified conservators with extensive experience who complement each other with their different areas of expertise. The conservation laboratory is comprised of a suite of spaces that are specially equipped to accommodate the diverse work we undertake to care for and conserve cultural heritage. This includes a process laboratory with two freeze-drying machines, a large x-radiography room, a room for micro abrasive cleaning, a chemistry laboratory, an analytical laboratory and a workshop. We also have workrooms with different climate zones, either dry or humid, so that inorganic and organic artefacts/objects can be examined and treated in an environment that is best suited for the material’s preservation.