Architectural heritage
The preservation of the architectural heritage of the twentieth century: the laminar structures of reinforced concrete
... preserve heritage is based on any of its ...World Heritage will be digitally documented in ...rich architectural heritage for future generations, especially the most recent and at the same ...
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SPECIALIZED ENERGY CONSULTANTS FOR ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE
... First the normative context of the project was presented. Indeed, the latter answers a specific measure included in the Flemish Climate Plan related to the formation of specialized energy consultants. Then, some ...
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Cultural Landscape Assessment: The Rural Architectural Heritage (13th–17th Centuries) in Mediterranean Valleys of Marina Alta, Spain
... Data collection methods are defined by taking into account certain difficulties given the status of abandonment, ruin, and invasive vegetation. The survey was carried out mainly by using digital photogrammetry (Figure 4) ...
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Antropología en el patrimonio construido: Una visión integradora necesaria en el Baix Empordà (España) / Anthropology in Architectural Heritage: A Required Comprehensive View in Baix Empordà (Spain)
... Abstract: Throughout the last decades of the last century, the number of buildings that are now con- sidered part of our cultural heritage has been increasing. This increase reflects the perceptions that ...
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War memories in Terra di Lavoro
... the architectural heritage with destruction both in historical centers and in major ...the architectural heritage reconstruction, it begins a process strongly characterized by instances ...
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Chapter 1 Spatial heritage and culture of the territory
... the architectural heritage, the most representative and commonest testimony of the deterioration of our ...the architectural and landscape elements that symbolise the historical legacy in the rural ...
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Patrimonio arquitectónico de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires : primeras décadas del siglo 20
... The architectural heritage of the first decades of the 20th century in Buenos Aires is ever present in the city’s ...built heritage, and closely related to it, another cultural and very ...
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Chapter 5 The creative and prudent management of territorial heritage
... cultural heritage unaltered in the face of research so that visitors could understand the way of life of the place; there appears a second generation that widens the territorial scale and which requires a series ...
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TítuloSemiotic aspects of architectural graphic's History
... itself is quite schematic, creating the term of «warrior camp» as a part of whole story, again in the context of military activities. From this plan no technical information for the camp can be extracted. There are no ...
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The Spanish Heritage Education Observatory
... huge heritage assets that must be managed by a country like Spain, cost-effectiveness must become a sustainability factor, not just in economic terms, but also in cultural, social and identity-related ...ones. ...
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Effort Estimation in Capturing Architectural Knowledge
... One way to motivate the capture and use of AK is to probe the expected benefits in further maintenance and evolution activities. Hence, the overhead required in the development phase can be compensated during ...
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Towards a (new) Architectural History for a digital age. Archdaily as a dissemination tool for architectural knowledge
... We believe that a wide qualitative and quantitative analysis of the new media transmitting architecture is the first step in this direction also if we are of course aware that data alone cannot be taken for true, and the ...
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Ambidexterity in drafting of architectural projects
... first architectural study is a kind of consultancy studio, with 18 members from different skills; it is formed by two architects, two civil engineers, two industrial engineers, an agricultural engineer, two ...
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The Hicira Handbook – Heritage Interpretation Centres
... natural heritage in situ, ...to heritage presentation, in which the object, and there- fore its presentation, was the protagonist, interpretation cannot conceive of the her- itage in isolation from its ...
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From Urbanism to Planning to Urban Project. The pursuit of ‘urbanity’ in Spanish plans and projects
... Spanish urbanismo evolved from the late rise of the discipline, at the beginning of the 20th century, to the consolidation of planning in the1950s and 1960s. In its origins, it payed special attention to urban forms, but ...
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Intercultural europe: Cultural diversity in the eu and the debate on a common european cultural identity
... We are currently in a complicated context. The still visible economic crisis, the Brexit or the raise of the fair right and nationalism, among others, exemplify the convulsive situation that crosses the Union and that ...
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Towards recovering architectural information from images of architectural diagrams
... from architectural diagrams can be of great help to software en- ...patents, architectural drawings, circuit designs and flowcharts, among ...for Architectural Views), that is targeted to ...
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Soluciones BIM para Cambridge Architectural
... Cambridge Architectural trabaja, se logró un proyecto de mayor calidad y un mejor entendimiento en los intercambios de información con el cliente, lo que llevó a un asesoramiento de nivel y ...
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Architectural Terracotta Ventilated Facade
... Terra Grid Deflection Panels are designed to honor the Structural design of the building envelope by allowing for floor deflection while maintaining horizontal joint dimensions between panels floor to floor. Deflection ...
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ETHICAL PRINCIPLES OF HERITAGE PRESENTATION FOR WORLD HERITAGE SITES
... Our respect for the audience should also extend to the ways we present information. It is already known that people have different learning styles and rely on various ways of information acquisition. Some prefer written ...
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