Research, Planning and Interventions Guide for Historic Roof Structures with Baroque Character

Dorottya Makay; Emese Olosz

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.133-134.1065

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Research, Planning and Interventions Guide for Historic Roof Structures with Baroque Character

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Historic structures generally and historic timber (roof) structures especially are not included into structural engineering curricula, in Romania. Roof structures and timber structures in general were also for a long time totally absent from all from construction and architecture university and craftsmen tuition curricula. The information gathered by dedicated professionals should be offered to young professionals, or those seeking specialisation in built heritage conservation, in a structured way: guidelines / handbooks, to prevent non-professional approaches. The Guide is to be finished in 2010 as integrated part of the PhD thesis of structural engineer D. Makay, supervised by Professor B. Szabó: Transylvanian Baroque Roof Structures.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 133-134)

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October 2010

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Dorottya Makay, Emese Olosz

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Baroque Roofs, Conservation, Conservation Practice, Guide, Historic, Research, Retrofitting

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[1] In the development of the representation system the authors consulted the lecture: Schueremans, L.; Magnus, L. (2008).

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[2] Makay, D, and Szabó, B (2008). Baroque roof structures in Transylvania - research and analyses. " in Structural Analysis of Historic Construction - D, Ayala & Fodde (eds), Taylor & Francis Group, London, 663-671.

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[4] Szabó, B, prof., dr (2009).

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[5] The Centre is run by the Transylvania Trust and the British Institute of Historic Building Conservation; details on: http: /www. heritagetraining-banffycastle. org; For the lectures see Built Heritage Conservation Training - Lecture notes, Transylvania Trust, 2004, (2005).

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