Structural restoration of heritage buildings

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The document outlines the process for structurally restoring historic buildings, which includes listing buildings, grading their condition, non-destructively testing for deterioration, and applying conservation or restoration techniques. It discusses analyzing deterioration causes, strengthening foundations, repairing masonry and timber, using substitute materials if needed, and presents a case study on restoring the University of Mumbai Convocation Hall.

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STRUCTURAL RESTORATION
OF HISTORIC BUILDINGS

G06 131 ANKITA KOLAMKAR
G06 134 RANI SAMYUKTHA KRISTAM

Procedure
 Listing

 Grading

 Mapping

- City level

- Precinct level

- Building level

 Non-destructive testing

 Conservation, retrofitting
or restoration.

CASE STUDY
University of Mumbai
Convocation Hall

Structural restoration of heritage buildings

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Structural restoration of heritage buildings

1. STRUCTURAL RESTORATION OF HISTORIC BUILDINGS G06 131 ANKITA KOLAMKAR G06 134 RANI SAMYUKTHA KRISTAM

2. introduction

3. CAUSES OF structural deterioration

4. Procedure  Listing  Grading  Mapping - City level - Precinct level - Building level  Non-destructive testing  Conservation, retrofitting or restoration.

5. ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES

6. NON-DESTRUCTIVE EXAMINATION

7. NON-DESTRUCTIVE TECHNIQUES

8. NON-DESTRUCTIVE TECHNIQUES

9. RESTORATION TECHNIQUES

10. GENERAL MEASURES

11. STRENGTHENING FOUNDATIONS

12. Flooring

13. STEEL STRUCTURES

14. masonry structures

15. masonry structures

16. timber structures