Built Heritage

Part I Conservation and management.- Guidelines for the masonry quality evaluation in built heritage.- Heritage information management package (himp) - technology and experience driven approach towards efficiently managing India's built heritage sites.- Planning for the historic built in developing countries: challenges and opportunities through the case study of Multan (Pakistan).- Inventory, preservation and valorization of historic roads in Lombardy Region (Italy). Current policies and future plans.- Guidelines for eco-efficiency in the UNESCO site of Cinque Terre: an example of best practice.- Grancia of Cuna: from the complexity of the historical building to a composed knowledge for the project.- The chapel of the Blessed Virgin of Miracles: a multidisciplinary approach for the project of conservation and reuse.- The medieval Castle of Fossa (AQ). Analysis and restoration project.- The process surrounding the preservation of historical wooden architecture in Japan.- Anthropology of Design: how traditional Korean architecture is redefining the terms of conservation, collaboration, and sustainable management.- Dynamic and seismic assessment of the Gabbia tower in Mantua, Italy.- A fortress for Brescia: the enhancement of the Castle and the Cidneo Hill.- Recovery and reuse of the architectural and urban heritage of Carbonia, a 20th-Century company town. Materials for a Handbook for the Recovery.- A Model for an Integrated Multi-disciplinary approach for the Preservation of 20th Century and Modernist Architectural Heritage.- New York City Local Law 11/98: consequences of administrative regulations on the conservation of buildings.- Promoting a Nineteenth century Italian Technology: the Crystal Skies of the Milanese Gallery "Vittorio Emanuele II". - I. Stoyanova.- Part II ICT and new technologies.- The Piacenza Cathedral, from the digital survey to a complete multimedia documentation.- Testing and monitoring for the control of strengthening inter-ventions of Santa Maria Gloriosa de Frari in Venice.- Structural monitoring of historical structures: increasing knowledge to minimize interventions.- Monitoring of cracks in historic concrete structures using optical, thermal and acoustical methods.- Documentation and analysis of 3D mappings for monument diagnosis.- Monitoring noise and vibration in Santa Clara-a-Velha Monastery.- Spherical photogrammetry for cultural heritage metric documentation: a critical review after six.- A multidisciplinary approach for the assessment of great historical structures: ties of "Duomo di Milano".- Safety and preservation of Saint Agata Church in Tussillo (L'Aquila, Italy).- Integrated measurement techniques for the monitoring of the ancient walls of Ferrara.- Constructive features and seismic vulnerability of historic centres through the rapid assessment of historic building stocks. The experience of Ferrara, Italy.- Bocchi Onna project: a natural interaction installation and mobile solution for cultural heritage.- Pezzatini Documenting lost heritage. The experience of the survey of architectures damaged by the earthquake in the Emilia area, Italy.- Massive 3D digitization of museum contents.- Russo Digital Storytelling for Cultural Heritage: a Modular, Multi-channel, Multi-scenario Approach.- Part III Materials, preventive conservation and maintenance Carrara marble consolidation by hydroxyapatite and behaviour towards thermal weathering after consolidation.- Calcium and magnesium alkoxides for conservation treatment of stone and wood in built heritage.- Ammonium oxalate treatment application in the presence of soluble salts: laboratory results on soft limestone.- MOdihMA at Sforza Castle in Milano: Innovative Techniques for Moisture Detection in Historical.- Synthesis and characterization of a calcium Oxalate-silica nanocomposite for stone conservation.- Transparent hybrid films for stone preventive conservation RIVUPH: an Andalusian project for risk analysis in historical cities.- Survey of Repaired and Artificial Stones of the Archaeological Site of Pella Five Years after Application.