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The technological innovations of the late 19 Century, and the need to rebuild the historic centers damaged by the World Wars, set up the debate over the legitimacy of use [...]
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Hughes, J.J.
The HMC2010 conference and TC 203-RHM final workshop took place in Prague 22-24 September 2011. The event was organised by the Institute of Theoretical and Applied Mechan [...]
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Onitsuka, Katsutada
Dolmens(B.C.7~B.C.8 hundred) and cairn (stone burials, B.C.1 hundred in the North of Korean Peninsula were introduced from thecold and less rain climatic Northeastern Reg [...]
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Mun, Dana
Tradition of building of earthen materials was widely spread over the territory of Kazakhstan
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This study presents the production, the composition and the resulting properties of a gypsum mortar for restoration work. It is manufactured in the tradition of the medie [...]
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The earthen architecture has evolved through generations using local materials. The earthen material has proven its validity in time and its efficiency in the architectur [...]
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Berlinger, G. A.
This paper explores the interrelated issues that inform the ongoing process of historic preservation and heritage management at the Lower East Side Tenement Museum in New [...]
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The project for repairing and seismically strengthening Palitti Palace, a listed building heavily damaged by the earthquake of 6th April 2009, takes on the theoretical ap [...]
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Abstrakt: Dynamic effects of seismic excitation and of the steam line break in the weld of the steam pipe and the steam collector during an earthquake are analyzed. Gener [...]
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Large part of heritage buildings in Slovenia was built with stones or mixture of stones and bricks, as up to 20th century the local stone represented the cheapest and mos [...]
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Stone from Piraeus was used during the 7th and 6th centuries BC as the main building material for all parts of the monuments of the Acropolis of Athens. The stone is a li [...]
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Many heritage buildings in Slovenia were built of stone or a mixture of stone and brick; until the 20th century the local stone represented the cheapest and most accessib [...]
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The immense architectural heritage of Peru was built with stones and earth, the two most accessible natural materials, with which humanity has built the oldest historical [...]
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This research is related with the salt weathering of the base rocks. At stone monuments and base rocks, slide, freeze damage, biodeterioration, have occured, and especial [...]
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Based on comparative investigations after a period of six years, a reduction of the ultrasonic velocity of 9% and 11% for two marble statues could be detected. The invest [...]
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Building reparability after an earthquake is a central issue for a sustainable engineering. Effective policies concerning building reparability should account for buildin [...]
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The present work deals with the microstructure, hydration and properties, mainly physico-mechanical and durability, of mortars for the repair and strengthening of prehist [...]
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This contribution is part of a research project aimed at developing a methodology for the emergency stabilization of historic buildings damaged by the 2009 Abruzzo earthq [...]
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The purpose of the International Conference is to provide a forum for scientists, conservators, owners of cultural heritage properties and other experts who are involved [...]
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Cultural Heritage Conservation Center(CHCC) in Tsinghua University is a professional organization in the field of cultural heritage conservation in China. By relying on t [...]
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The heritage stone structures of the local andesite blocks, composing Prambanan World Heritage Temples in Indonesia originated in the 9th century. Although they had been [...]
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In Japan, coal-fired power is one of the main electric powers along with atomic power and natural gas -fired power. The annual amount of coal used for coal-fired power ge [...]
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SUZUKI, Tetsuya
The Great East Japan Earthquake hit Tohoku Area in Japan on March 11, 2011. A large number of concrete structures were damaged by the 9.0 magnitude earthquake in Richter- [...]
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Stone lantern (Ishi-toro) was imported into Japan concurrently with Buddhism and mostly made with construction of the temple. Moreover, the fall and destruction of the st [...]
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The Kodokan, opened in August 1841 as the Mito clan s school. The Kodokan stone monument is made of marble called Kansuiseki. The spirit of Kodokan is curved on the surfa [...]
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