Consolidation of historical masonry: Past experiences and future forecast

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Abstract

In this summary of work are reviewed some construction procedures have been used “modern” techniques for plant consolidations traditional/historical, they could no longer continue to fulfill the function for which they were built. After reviewing some background very representative application of those techniques, will travel significant historical examples and some own professional experiences. Ending with some intervention experiences outside the masonry, almost like a bright orthopedics, that maintain it just after knowing it but without interfering in their central core, with some experiences of Paolo Rocchi, Lorenzo Jurina. The lack of knowledge, understanding and curiosity about traditional construction systems/history, its evolution and justification based on experience (trial and error), it is sometimes justified by criteria of building systems such as reinforced concrete and steel.

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Mora Alonso-Muñoyerro, S., Rueda Marquez de la Plata, A., & Cruz Franco, P. (2014). Consolidation of historical masonry: Past experiences and future forecast. In Construction and Building Research (pp. 299–303). Springer Netherlands. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-7790-3_37

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