Standards for Preservation and Rehabilitation

STP Published: 1996

STP1258-EB

Standards for Preservation and Rehabilitation

Editor(s): Stephen J. Kelley

32 peer-reviewed papers explore state-of-the-art methods used in the investigation, rehabilitation and maintenance of existing structures; review current guidelines, practices and test methods; and address future building preservation standards issues.

Five key areas addressed:

• Perspectives on Preservation

• Methodologies of Preservation

• Preservation and Building Systems

• Preservation and Building Materials

• Preservation and Its Effect on the Environment.

An invaluable resource for architects, civil engineers, conservators, building contractors and owners, preservation societies and building rehabilitation/preservation professionals.

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SJ Kelley

The Secretary of the Interior's Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties: A Philosophical and Ethical Framework for Making Treatment Decisions

KD Weeks, HW Jandl

The Documentation of the National Trust's Historic Properties

GO Siekkinen

Heritage Conservation: From Traditional to Contemporary Heritage Using One Analytical Method

P-A Gatier, BJ Mueller

Setting a Strategic Framework for Conservation Standards

JP van Gigch, J Rosvall, B Lagerqvist

The Roles of an Architectural Conservator in an Architectural Preservation Firm

SJ Farneth, DP Wessel

The Role of the Conservation Engineer

SJ Kelley, TM Crowe, KA Kingsley

Professional Certification for Preservation and Rehabilitation

DG Woodcock

Revision of the National Park Service Guideline for Historic Structure Reports

BG Garrett

Standards for Evaluating the Performance of Nondestructive Testing (NDT) Methods for Preservation

RA Livingston

ASCE Standards on Structural Condition Assessment and Rehabilitation of Buildings

J Pielert, C Baumert, M Green

A Systems Approach to Building Assessment

SY Harris

Hurricane Hugo and Historic Charleston: Damage Recordation and Retrieval

JH Poston

Joint Interagency Seismic Evaluation and Rehabilitation Standards for Existing Federal Buildings

D Todd

Determining Mechanical Properties by Nondestructive Evaluation and Testing Methods in Wood Buildings

JR Loferski, JD Dolan, E Lang

Modern Techniques for Determining the Capacity of Cast Iron Columns

C Paulson, RHR Tide, DF Meinheit

Analysis and Testing of Archaic Floor Construction

JP Stecich

Repair of Marble Columns and Beams by Epoxy Pressure Injection

KB Cash, SF Shipley

Window Systems: Repair Versus Replacement

SJ Kelley, JN Chiropolos, DA Gustitus

Repairing, Retrofitting, and Maintaining Mechanical/Electrical Systems in Pre-1940 Structures

GN Kay

Stained Glass Conservation: Condition Analyses and Specifications

JL Sloan

Recommendations for Systematic Instrumental Analysis of Ancient Mortars: The Italian Experience

G Chiari, G Torraca, ML Santarelli

Guidelines and Standards for Testing Historic Mortars

CE Doebley, DS Spitzer

Criteria for Selection of Replacement Material for Terra Cotta Dome Construction

HJ Hunderman, D Slaton

Issues in the Salvage and Reuse of Terra Cotta: Two Case Studies

D Slaton, MR Morden

Testing and Analysis of Terra Cotta Glaze Repairs

RJ Viera

Acquisition and Properties of Brick for Historic Structure Preservation and Rehabilitation

MJ Scolforo, H Browne

Documenting, Evaluating, and Preserving Twentieth-Century Building Materials and Systems

TC Jester

Criteria for Evaluation of Cleaning Methods on Stone Cladding Materials: The Geological Perspective

RA Martinek

Development of Gypsum Alteration on Marble and Limestone

ES McGee

Exposure to Hazardous Materials During Renovation for Existing Structures

TJ Lyons, MH Reynolds

Waste Disposal Issues for the Restoration of Building Facades

C Kavenagh

Proposed Methodology for the Identification and Remediation of Environmental Hazards During the Preservation or Rehabilitation of Older or Historic Structures

DA Gustitus, MJ Scheffler

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Developed by Committee: E06

Pages: 450

DOI: 10.1520/STP1258-EB

ISBN-EB: 978-0-8031-5321-9

ISBN-13: 978-0-8031-2006-8