Engineering and archaeological surveys address the following tasks:
- Comprehensive inspection of buildings and structures with the status of architectural monuments and assessment of their condition;
- Environmental analysis to identify factors adversely affecting the reliability of structures and the durability of materials;
- Assessment of changes in building condition over time throughout the entire period of operation;
- Study of the composition of building materials, spatial and structural solutions, and construction technologies of the period;
- Study of changes in the operating conditions of the buildings under investigation across historical stages;
- Assessment of the feasibility of restoring buildings with their original structural solutions at the restoration stage of architectural monuments, with the maximum possible use of materials with original properties and adherence to the working methods of the ancient master builders;
- Collection and analysis of historical materials at all stages of restoration works, inspections, surveys, and the execution of repair, conservation, or general construction works.
- Analysis of archival materials relating to the object under study;
- Field work aimed at discovering significant cultural and historical assets;
- Inventory of cultural heritage monuments;
- Office data processing based on field survey results;
- Approval of the obtained data by the authorities responsible for the protection of historical and architectural heritage sites.
