The things that carry stories.
Paintings, tools, coins, traditional costumes, monstrances, document scrolls. Everything you can touch.
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The monstrance from the sacristy. The official seal in the town hall cabinet. The plough in the attic of the heritage museum. The painting the painter gave to the parish. Archithek gives every object a fixed place — with measurements, material, location and history. Different kinds of objects (paintings, tools, coins) get their own number ranges — PNT-001, TLS-001, CN-001.
A wide range — and you decide what matters.
- Paintings, sculptures, liturgical objects
- Tools, devices, machines
- Coins, medals, orders
- Costumes, textiles, flags
- Seals, stamps, document scrolls
- Location, measurements, material, condition
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A fictional example
A monstrance from 1684
It is taken from the safe once a year. It has belonged to the parish for three centuries. Until now its history was kept in a handwritten booklet that has gone missing. In Archithek it becomes an entry with measurements, material, year of making, restoration history — and with all the documents, photos and mentions referring to it.
Three reasons why treasures & objects are a joy in Archithek.
Own number ranges
Paintings have different numbers than tools — clear, structured, automatic.
Restoration history
Who restored what and when is recorded — with photos before and after.
Loans and donations
Where does it come from? Who donated it? Where was it before? All documented.
These collections belong together
Treasures & objects in your community: a conversation?
Show us what you have. We'll show you how it becomes a living collection.