Ancient buildings and earthquakes : reducing the vulnerability of historical built- up environment by recovering the local seismic culture : principles, methods, potentialities / by F. Ferrigni [and others] ; with contributions of O. Cardona [and others].

Title & Author:

Publication:

Bari : Edipuglia, 2005.

Description:

360 pages : illustrations (some color), maps ; 30 cm.

Series:

Rischio sismico e patrimonio culturale ; 1

Notes:
Collected essays.
At head of title: Centro universitario europeo per i beni culturali, Ravello.
"In the frame and with contributions of EUR-OPA Major Hazards."
Includes bibliographical references (pages 357-360).

ISBN:

8872284031
9788872284032

Subject:

Earthquake resistant design.
Historic buildings Earthquake effects.
Historic buildings Conservation and preservation.
Earthquakes Safety measures.
Vernacular architecture.
Earthquake zones Social aspects.
Regionalism in architecture.
Architecture and anthropology.
Archaeology and natural disasters.
Conception parasismique.
Tremblements de terre Sécurité Mesures.
Architecture vernaculaire.
Zones sismiques Aspect social.
Régionalisme en architecture.
Architecture et anthropologie.
Archéologie et catastrophes naturelles.
seismic design.
vernacular architecture.

Added entries:

Ferrigni, F. (Ferruccio)
Centro universitario europeo per i beni culturali di Ravello.
EUR-OPA Major Hazards Agreement.
Rischio sismico e patrimonio culturale ; 1.

Ancient buildings and earthquakes : the local seismic culture approach : principles, methods, potentialities
Local seismic culture

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Location: Library main 253837
Call No.: BIB 183633
Status: Available

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