Materials Technologies and Practice in Historic Heritage Structures by Maria Bostenaru Dan
Contents of Materials Technologies and Practice in Historic Heritage Structures
- Part I Adobe and Bricks
- Technology of Rammed-Earth Constructions Tapial in Andalusia Spain): Their Restoration and Conservation
- Ancient Clay Bricks: Manufacture and Properties
- The Temples in Vietnam: Construction Techniques and Structural Issues
- Part II Natural Stone
- The White and Coloured Marbles of the Roman Theatre of Copia Cosenza, Italy
- Black “Marble”: The Characteristic Material in the Baroque
- Architecture of Cracow Poland
- Understanding the Long-Term Survival of Sandstone in Medieval Ecclesiastical Structures: Northern Ireland and Western Scotland
- The City of Dresden in the Mirror of its Building Stones:
- Utilization of Natural Stone at Façades in the Course of Time
- Determination of Source Areas of Natural Stones: A Methodology
- Approach Applied to Impure Crystalline Limestones
- In Situ Methods of Testing Stone Monuments and the
- Application of Nondestructive Physical Properties Testing in Masonry Diagnosis
- Part III Binders, Concrete and Mixed Materials
- The Use of Lime Mortars in Restoration
- Work on Architectural Heritage
- The Basilica of Maxentius and Its Construction Materials
- Characterization of Ancient Pozzolanic Mortars from Roman
- Times to the the Century: Compatibility Issues of New
- Mortars with Substrates and Ancient Mortars
- Roman Cements: Key Materials of the Built Heritage of the Century
- Historic Mortars and Plasters as a Material for Age Determination
- Danuta Nawrocka, Tomasz Goslar and Anna Pazdur
- Reinforced Concrete Constructions at the Beginning of the
- The Century: Historical Review and Structural Assessment
- Part IV Monitoring the Seismic Risk
- Heritage Masonry Buildings and Reduction of Seismic Risk:
- The Case of Slovenia
- Acoustic Emission Monitoring of the Cathedral of Palma de Mallorca Spain
