REHABEND 2020: Construction pathology, rehabilitation technology and heritage management (8th Rehabend Congress), Granada (Spain), March 24th-27th, 2020
Información General
- Autores: Ignacio Lombillo Vozmediano (ed. lit.), Haydee Blanco Wong (ed. lit.), Yosbel Boffill Orama (ed. lit.)
- Editores: Editorial Universidad Cantabria
- Año de publicación: 2020
- País: España
- Idioma: inglés
- ISBN: 978-84-09-17871-1
- Recoge los contenidos presentados a: REHABEND. Congreso (8. 2020. Granada).
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Listado de artículos
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págs. 39-39
págs. 40-40
Documenting cultural heritage through inventory
Maria Catharina Reis Queiroz Prata, Silvana Monteiro de Castro Carneiro
págs. 41-41
The construction technology in spanish colonies: A cathedral in western Colombia
págs. 42-42
págs. 43-43
págs. 44-44
The “Palazzo del Governo” in Taranto: At beginnings of a typical “italian” style
págs. 45-45
Proposal and application of massh: A housing health and safety assessment model for Portugal
Marisa Monteiro, Tiago Silva, M. Ramiro Pastorinho, João Carlos Gonçalves Lanzinha
págs. 46-46
Visual relationship between monuments from the past and contemporary architecture: Masterpieces by Andrea Palladio and new spatial connections
págs. 47-47
págs. 48-48
Ancient lime kilns: Tradition, manufacturing and use of lime in the province of Granada (Andalucia)
E. Galdó Ceballos, A. Arizzi Novelli, Eduardo M. Sebastián Pardo
págs. 49-49
págs. 50-50
From historical analysis to structural strengthening: The case of the former convent of San Rocco in Soragna (PR)
págs. 51-51
págs. 52-52
Viceregal housing facades in Lambayeque - Peru: Studies for their enhancement
págs. 53-53
THE MODERN MOVEMENT HERITAGE: Proto-bioclimatic solutions and building elements
págs. 54-54
págs. 55-55
págs. 56-56
Urban-buildings permanences in post-french Seville (XIX-XX century): Planimetric recompositionand sequential hypothesis
Francisco Javier Navarro de Pablos, Daniel Navas Carrillo, Juan Andrés Rodríguez Lora, María Teresa Pérez Cano
págs. 57-57
Segovian sheep shearing buildings during XVII and XVIII centuries: Rediscovering lost transhumance heritage, through graphic reconstruction of its buildings
págs. 58-58
págs. 59-59
Protocols and sampling of analysis of materials for the chronological study and intervention techniques: Torrepimentel of Torremolinos, Málaga
Lucía Pérez Lomas, Jonathan Ruiz-Jaramillo, Luis José García Pulido
págs. 60-60
págs. 60-60
Conservation of the fortified walls of the Alhambra: Preliminary results on the original and repair materials ofthe tower of the heads
Laura Crespo-López López, Anna Arizzi, Eduardo M. Sebastián Pardo, Antonio Ruiz Sánchez
págs. 62-62
The power behind architecture: Modern buildings used asstrategy to express a political ideology in the Caribbean
Virginia Flores Sasso, Gabriela Fernández Flores, Esteban Prieto Vicioso
págs. 63-63
págs. 64-64
The technique of the "araban qanat" in the low basin of the Henares river: an hidden heritage
págs. 65-65
Characterization of the building stock heritage oriented to studies of seismic vulnerability at urban scale: Case study historic centre of Cuenca, Ecuador
págs. 66-66
págs. 67-67
págs. 68-68
Proposal of a simplified approach for assessing and mapping flood vulnerability in historic sites: Application to the historic city centre of Guimarães
págs. 69-69
Employers and employees: Each one in home the tuna fishermen and the company’s owners
págs. 70-70
Territory and drystone walls: Comparative of case studies incentral and southern Portugal
Marta Marçal Gonçalves, Gonçalo Prates, María Teresa Pérez Cano, Stefan Rosendahl
págs. 71-71
Climate change and adaptation on cultural heritage in the face of sea level rise: A perspective from insularity
págs. 72-72
Neither boundaries nor barriers: International interactions between the cities of Santana do livramento (Brazil) and rivera (Uruguay)
págs. 73-73
págs. 74-74
Archaeological sites in Mexico and their relation with inmediate human settlements: Deconstructive identity
págs. 75-75
Muelle de Levante master plan in Huelva port: Planning the rehabilitation of the portuary industrial heritage to the reality of port-city integration
Sergio Jesús Gómez Melgar, María José Carrasco Conejo, César Vera González, Javier Olmedo Rivas, José Manuel Andújar Márquez, Miguel Ángel Martínez Bohórquez
págs. 76-76
The farms in the west area of Páramos del Esgueva: The case study of the country house-winery of the Royal Monastery of San Quirce y Santa Julia
Santiago Bellido Blanco, David Villanueva Valentín-Gamazo, Gustavo Arcones Pascual
págs. 77-77
Previous studies for interventions in the cultural heritage built on the Costa Lambayecana: Rainfall intensityfor storm drain design
págs. 78-78
págs. 79-79
Build in tiles without wooden tiles: A contemporary look
Virginia Verónica Vásquez Fierro, Fernando Huenchullanca, Marco Toneatti Oyaneder
págs. 80-80
Vernacular heritage of northwest Portugal: The valley and the mountain range farmhouse
Carlos E. Barroso, Fernando C. Barros, Clara Vale, Daniel V. Oliveira, Luis F. Ramos
págs. 81-82
págs. 82-82
How to bring people back into historic city centres: A comparison of strategies proposed in Quito, Ecuador to other international case studies
págs. 83-83
Master plan for the center of San José, Costa Rica: Challenges of the integrated approach and plan implementation
Patricia Molina, Angela Matesanz Parellada, Amaia Sopelana, Helga von Breymann, Erick Solano, Dania Chavarría Núñez, Igone García, Zuhra Sasa Marin, Liza Castillo, Alejandro Jiménez
págs. 84-84
págs. 85-85
The regeneration of industrial waterways as an extension of the urban open space system: London-Milano-Zaragoza
págs. 86-86
Towards efficient energy retrofitting of residential buildings: Comparing a neighborhood in Pamplona (Spain) and the neighborhood of Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, NY (USA)
Ana Sánchez Ostiz, Nadya Nenadich Correa, Jorge San Miguel Bellod, Aurora Monge Barrio
págs. 87-87
págs. 88-88
Historical center of Lima. Urban renewal and the implication of urban law. Cases: Casa de las columnas, Conjunto Habitacional la Muralla and Proyecto Piloto Martinete
págs. 89-89
The project of widening for the city of Jaén in 1927
Miguel Ángel Ríos Lara, Manuel Vigil-Escalera Pacheco, María Teresa Pérez Cano
págs. 90-90
págs. 91-91
The urban transformation as a collective creation: Bottom-up and participative tools taxonomy for urbanists and architects
Bruno Sève, Ernest Redondo, Antonio Millán Gómez, Roberto Sega
págs. 92-92
The old bridge of Broto: Longing of a people
José Luís Febas Borra, Jesús Díez Hernández, Ziortza Egiluz Ellakuria
págs. 93-93
Cultural landscape characterization based on the perception of its inhabitants: Algorta´S Old Fishing Port
págs. 94-94
págs. 95-95
Towards the safeguarding of contextual dwellings: Indicators of patrimonial sustainability. Mar del Plata, Argentina
págs. 96-96
págs. 97-97
Traditional dovecotes restoration and reuse in Castilla-León. Spain
Rosa Bellido Pla, Izaskun Villena Marcos, Juan Jerónimo Olcese, Juana Font Arellano
págs. 98-98
Design of hemp aggregate concretes for rehabilitation andretrofit works of vernacular architecture: valorisation of hemp waste
María Paz Sáez Pérez, Monika Brümmer, Jorge Alberto Durán Suárez, Manuel Jesús Carretero Ayuso
págs. 212-212