History of Construction Cultures [Volume 1]

Mascarenhas-Mateus, João; Pires, Ana Paula; Caiado, Manuel Marques; Veiga, Ivo

doi:10.1201/9781003173359

History of Construction Cultures [Volume 1]

Proceedings of the Seventh International Congress on Construction History (7ICCH), Lisbon, Portugal, 12-16 July 2021

Bibliografische Daten

Autor(en):	João Mascarenhas-Mateus Ana Paula Pires Manuel Marques Caiado Ivo Veiga
Medium:	Tagungsband
Sprache(n):	Englisch
Verlag:	CRC Press
Veröffentlicht in:	London, Großbritannien
Tagung:	Seventh International Congress on Construction History (7ICCH), Lisbon, Portugal, 12-16 July 2021
Seite(n):	813
Jahr:	2021
ISBN-10:	1032002026
ISBN-13:	978-1-032-00202-6
eISBN:	978-1-003-17335-9
DOI:	10.1201/9781003173359
Bestellbar bei:	Amazon.de (Deutschland) Amazon.fr (France) Amazon.co.uk (United Kingdom) Amazon.com (United States)

Artikel

Autor(en)	Titel	Seite(n)
Alarcón, E.	Juan Antonio Tonda, hyperbolic paraboloid builder	361-367
Albani, F.	Prefabrication and participation by users: A challenge in Italy (1960–1976)	337-344
Almagro, A.	On the origin of certain vaults without formwork: Iranian timbrel vaults	134-140
Alonso, M. Aranda	Conception, materiality and development of coffered vaults in the churches of Goa	33-40
Angillis, J.	The post-war construction site in photographs: The photographic collection of the Belgian contractor firm Van Laere (1938)	447-454
Armstrong, C.D.	Building the Beaux-Arts in the Steel City: Pittsburgh's Rodef Shalom Synagogue, 1906–1907	494-501
Barbot, M.	Maintaining/repairing Paris through expertise (1690–1790)	166-175
Barrera, F. B. Orozco	Stability and construction of the 16th century Mexican rubble masonry vaults in Jiutepec Morelos	19-25
Bell, P.W.R.	Wooden Structures by G. G. Karlsen and the Derevyagin beam	734-740
Bologna, A.	Luigi Santarella: Reinforced concrete design culture through the technical literature	509-516
Brunner, S.	Transparent acrylic constructions before and after 1950 – from the 1935 Opel Olympia to the 1972 Olympic roof	275-282
Bulckaen, L.	The Ghent Booktower (1933–1947): A product of collaborating professionals within institutional know-how	538-545
Burgassi, V.	Building the ephemeral in Turin, capital of the Savoyard states	457-462
Calvo-Salve, M. A.	The design and construction of Marcel Breuer's Hunter College Library hypars: Their origin and influences	374-381
Capurso, G.	Visionary engineering between utopia and futurism: Italian structures beyond borders after World War Two	570-577
Cardellicchio, L.	Danish spheres and Australian falsework: Casting the Sydney Opera House	786-794
Caston, P. S. C.	Design-Fabricate-Assemble-Marvel – 18th and early 19th century bridge models in the construction process	217-224
Chalvatzi, A.M.	Transition from wood to iron in French theatre structures: A new construction system	669-676
Chrimes, M.M.	The business of the early consulting engineer: The case of Thomas Telford (1815–1834)	463-470
Coetzer, N.R.	Earthly beings and the Arts and Crafts discourse in the Cape: Conflicted and contradictory (non)appropriations of vernacular traditions	262-267
Colom, J. Ortiz	Tradition and invention in domestic construction in the Caribbean region: The case of Southern Puerto Rico	63-70
Como, M.T.	The domes in piperno stone of San Giacomo degli Spagnoli in Naples	41-48
Cook, L.	To repair, renovate, or replace: A maintenance history of Virginia's state buildings	176-182
Coomans, T.	"Imposing and provocative": The design, style, construction and significance of Saint Anthony's Cathedral, Xinjiang (Shanxi, China), 1936–40	85-92
Creba, A.	Demolishing the city, constructing the shoreline	350-358
de Mendonça, L. Franco	Architecture, urbanism, construction work and local labor at the turn of the 20th century in Lourenço Marques, Mozambique	268-274
Dessales, H.	An innovative flooring technique in Roman times (Villa of Diomedes, Pompeii)	750-756
Dobbels, J.	Conflicts in the Brussels construction sector (1957–59): Judicial expertise of architects, engineers and contractors	183-190
El-Ashmouni, M. M.	Non-alignment and patterns of freedom and dominance	291-296
Engelmann, I.	Historic bell frames – regional traditions and transregional influence	201-208
Espion, B.	TRABEKA – General contractor in Africa and Belgium (1924–39)	530-537
Ferreira, T. C.	Construction culture between tradition and modernity: Three works by Álvaro Siza	594-601
Fritz, J. Garcia	The specification as an instrument for colonizing Oceti Sakowin lands	256-261
Fuente, J. Atienza	The tools of the Roman stone craftsman: The marks left on marble decorative elements in Valeria	743-749
Gantner, M.	Finding value in the ordinary to better understand the extraordinary. Systematic surveys in baroque roofs and medieval log-buildings	440-446
García, A. Rodríguez	Technique and architecture in the work of Manuel Sanchez Arcas, 1920-1936	524-529
Gondo, T.	Technological development in the construction of Kasumigaseki Building: Japan's first super high-rise	100-107
Grieco, L.	Between academy and practice: Adriano Galli and the prestressed water bridge over the Casilina in Mignano Montelungo (1954)	578-585
Guardigli, L.	Large span timber roofs in Italy between the 16th and 19th centuries	209-216
Haddadi, R.	Entanglements within an emerging technology: Swiss Federal railways and early glulam	517-523
Hamzeian, B.	The "3-dimensional wall" of the Centre Pompidou in Paris: Invention and evolution of a polyvalent device	632-640
Hancock, L.	Hidden in the mix: How a regionally specific aggregate affected St. Louis Missouri's built environment	712-719
Hartshorn, H.	The development and use of non-staining cements in American masonry	685-692
Hayashi, S.	Development and rationalization of formwork for curved concrete shells in the Japanese construction industry in the 1950s	779-785
Hays, B.	The transfer of thin wood vaulting from France to America	57-62
Holzer, S.M.	How to build a (brick) barrel vault	757-764
Huerta, S.	Viollet-le-Duc and the élasticité of Gothic structures	433-439
Inglisa, A.	Stopray window panes: Use and restoration in various Brussels buildings	329-336
Iori, T.	Claudio Marcello and his dam	562-569
Iori, T.	Problems of sources and bridges	424-430
John, K.	Style and stone – Stonemasonry in Switzerland between the Gothic and Renaissance	11-18
Jovanović, J.	Prefabricating non-alignment: The IMS Žeželj system across the decolonized world	311-318
Korensky, V.	Impact of European knowledge on the development of reinforced concrete in the Russian Empire	693-697
Korwan, D.	On horizontality in architecture: Robert Maillart, the Queen Alexandra Sanatorium and the evolution of the slab	706-711
Lampariello, B.	Metal structural work embedded in concrete for slender vaults, 1880–1910	698-705
Langouche, L.	The glaziers' invoices from the Plantin-Moretus archives, 1600–1800	650-656
Li, Haiqing	Translating the "Chinese roof": Construction culture hybridization in West China Union University	71-76
Lombardi, A.	Local interpretations of classical models: The architecture of San Antonio mission churches, Texas	49-56
Lucente, R.	1950s housing in Milan: Façade design and building culture	93-99
Luzuriaga, M.	Replicating Candela's Los Manantiales	382-391
Mändel, M.	Welcome to the free world! Building materials in post-Soviet Estonia in the 1990s	345-349
Manzo, A.	On the construction of Byzantine vaulted systems through the eyes of the 19th century French rationalists	3-10
Mascarenhas-Mateus, J.	Building the Estado Novo: Construction companies and public works in Portugal (1933–1974)	546-553
Mazzanti, C.	The construction of the vaults in the cathedrals of the Viceroyalty of Peru	26-32
Mehta, V.	An Indian engineer in the Middle East: South-South cooperation and professional collaboration in the 1970s	303-310
Mornati, S.	The role of construction history in safety asessments: A case study of reinforced concrete "Gerber" bridges in Italy	416-423
Murphy, E.	Forging the link among shape, formwork, and mortar assemblies in Guastavino vaulting	149-154
Nijland, T.G.	The Northern Lock, The Netherlands: At the frontier of 1920s concrete technology	720-725
Nuzzolese, C.	The ‘exact fantasy’ of steel. The impossible mission of Costruzioni Metalliche Finsider (CMF)	610-617
Orsel, E. D.	Philibert De l'Orme roof constructions in Leiden and The Netherlands, innovation versus tradition between 1800 and 1900	232-237
O’Dwyer, D.W.	The potential roles of construction history in engineering education	403-409
Pan, Y.	Creating an American Methodist college in China: A building history of Soochow University, 1900–1937	77-84
Panicker, S. K.	Indian immigration and building construction in the UAE: Beginnings of a pilot study	297-302
Pereira, R.	Modernization of civil construction in Brazil in the second half of the 19th century: Strategies of a local entrepreneur	471-478
Pernin, J.	Quicker, cheaper, higher: A "new" French scaffolding system in the first half of the 20th century	765-771
Pimenta do Vale, C.	The introduction of prestressed concrete in Portugal: Teixeira Rêgo	554-561
Pinho, J.B.	The House of Mercy of Lourinhã: Contributions to the history of construction in the early 17th century	657-663
Pinto, S.M.G.	A building expert without building training: The city of Lisbon vedor of works (14th–19th centuries)	157-165
Porrino, M.	Designing a ground-breaking structure. Notes on the cast-iron/wrought-iron dome of the former Halle au Blé, 1809–1813	677-684
Prati, D.	A reinforced concrete stage tower within a 18th-century masonry theater: The Municipal Theater of Bologna	726-733
Prieto-Vicioso, E.	Comparative analysis of bricks manufactured in the New World (1494–1544)	249-255
Rabasa-Díaz, E.	Geographic and chronological extent of brick vaults by slices	126-133
Rinke, M.	Industrialising timber craftsmanship: Early glulam within the traditional timber construction in Switzerland	502-508
Rodríguez, A. Petzold	Félix Candela and the auditorium shell of the Maracaibo Country Club, Venezuela: A dual structural story	368-373
Rosado, A. Costa	Types and uses of vaults and timbrel vaults in Interior Alentejo: Data for a typological study	141-148
Russnaik, K.M.	Timber roof structures of 19th-century military riding halls in Switzerland	238-246
Russo, M.	The collapse of the Tucker's gym: Research impulses in the USA at the end of hypar shells era	392-400
Santa Ana, L.	RBL through analysis of the development of high-rise buildings in Mexico City (1900–1952)	410-415
Schaaf, U.	Wood as a building material in Toruń: A contribution to research on medieval carpentry art of Northern Poland	643-649
Schäfer, J.	Late 18th-century innovation: The first Mediterranean purlin roof truss in German-speaking Switzerland at Embrach ZH	225-231
Schmid, B.	The experiments on measurement models for the Munich Olympic site	625-631
Sementsov, S.V.	Spatial and structural features of St Petersburg architecture in the 18th century: Transition from wood to brick	664-668
Sire, S.	The emergence of electric arc welding in the construction and reinforcement of railway bridges in France, 1930s–1940s	772-778
Skansi, L.	Mostogradnja and Yugoslavia in Iraq: A bridge on the Euphrates near Fallujah (1964–1967)	285-290
Souviron, J.	The construction of efficiency: Glazing insulation in France and Belgium since 1945	321-328
Spada, F.	Italian tall buildings by Società Generale Immobiliare (SGI) in the 1950s–1960s: Some Milanese case studies	586-593
Stracchi, P.	A concrete story: The 15-year collaboration between Harry Seidler and Pier Luigi Nervi, 1963–1978	618-624
Talenti, S.	The skyscrapers of Milan: From experiments to recent constructive challenges	108-116
Tosone, A.	Industrialization by CasMez and steel built factories in Southern Italy	602-609
Vandyck, F.	Brussels iron and steel builders in the 19th and 20th centuries: A macroeconomic and spatial exploration	479-486
Vitti, P.	Brick vaulting without centering in the Mediterranean from Antiquity to the Middle Ages.	119-125
Wouters, I.	Salvaging construction materials in Brussels, 1900–1925	487-493
Zamperini, E.	Timber floors made with elements shorter than the span covered in treatises and technical literature	193-200

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