Conservation and structural restoration of architectural heritage / by Giorgio Croci

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Croci, Giorgio

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Series: Advances in architecture series, 1Publication details: Southampton (U.K.) : WIT press, 2007.Description: xv, 251 p. : illISBN:

1853124826
13681435

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720.288 CRO-C

Summary: Structural analysis of architectural heritage is a growing branch of engineering. This first volume, of a two-volume set, aims to contribute to the development of new approaches in the areas of the history of architecture, material characteristics, and instruments and techniques for investigations, diagnosis and restoration. These areas are all vital for the correct understanding of structural behaviour and the ability to make correct decisions for repair and strengthening techniques.

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Structural analysis of architectural heritage is a growing branch of engineering. This first volume, of a two-volume set, aims to contribute to the development of new approaches in the areas of the history of architecture, material characteristics, and instruments and techniques for investigations, diagnosis and restoration. These areas are all vital for the correct understanding of structural behaviour and the ability to make correct decisions for repair and strengthening techniques.

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