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2022
The architectural forms and buildings inherited from the 19th century have left their mark on the image and urban fabric of most European cities. In order to preserve their distinctive character, it seems essential to renovate and conserve this vast heritage.
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The architectural forms and buildings inherited from the 19th century have left their mark on the image and urban fabric of most European cities. In order to preserve their distinctive character, it seems essential to renovate and conserve this vast heritage.
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Manila's "Chinatown": Globalization and Built Heritage
Social Transformations Journal of the Global South, 2017Philippine society and culture are generally viewed as the convergence of indigenous Austronesian and Hispanic elements. Often overlooked, however, are the significant contributions of the Chinese. In this article, we trace Chinese contributions to the built heritage of Manila beginning in the sixteenth century and examine the process of globalization ...
Erik Akpedonu, Czarina Saloma
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A Community-Built Virtual Heritage Collection
2016The HeritageTogether project has developed a web platform through which members of the public can upload their own photographs of heritage assets to be processed into 3D models using an automated Structure-from-Motion work flow. The web platform is part of a larger project which aims to capture, create and archive digital heritage assets in conjunction
Helen C. Miles +4 more
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Ontology and the Conservation of Built Heritage
Environment and Planning D: Society and Space, 2009The ontological status of historic buildings has until recently been little explored, particularly in relation to their conservation. This is curious, for the assumed status and existence of buildings have critical impacts upon our attempts to conserve them.
Malcolm Tait, Aidan While
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International Journal of Sustainability in Higher Education, 2008
Derek Worthing, Stephen Bond
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Derek Worthing, Stephen Bond
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Geopolymers as strenghtening materials for Built Heritage
2013Conservation of historical stone and stone-like surfaces of built heritage has usually been performed with organic materials, such as polymers either for consolidation of decayed and fragile surfaces or to reassembling detached fragments by gluing. Moreover modern materials and devices have been used to strengthen those substrates in order to enhance ...
Sergio Tamburini +6 more
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Attitudes matter: Measuring the intention-behaviour gap in built heritage conservation
Sustainable Cities and Society, 2021Joana Dos Santos Gonçalves +2 more
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