Historic plaster ceilings. Part 1: Development and causes of failure
Auteur(s): |
Scott Brookes
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Médium: | article de revue |
Langue(s): | anglais |
Publié dans: | The Structural Engineer, mars 2021, n. 3, v. 99 |
Page(s): | 20-24 |
DOI: | 10.56330/qjim2544 |
Abstrait: |
Recent collapses of sections of auditorium ceiling at London’s Apollo Theatre and Piccadilly Theatre, and the potentially significant consequences of ceiling failure, highlight a need for structural engineers to develop a close understanding of historic plasterwork and options for its maintenance and remediation. This two-part article provides an introduction to the subject, as well indicating where more detailed guidance can be sought. Part 1 outlines the historical development of the most common forms of traditional ceiling construction and summarises typical causes of deterioration and failure. Part 2 will discuss surveys, assessment and methods of conservation. |
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