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• Autores: Camilla Mileto (ed. lit.), Fernando Vegas López-Manzanares (ed. lit.), Lidia García Soriano (ed. lit.), Valentina Cristini (ed. lit.)
• Editores: CRC Press, 2017
• Año de publicación: 2017
• País: España
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 9781138035461
• Recoge los contenidos presentados a: Vernacular and earthen architecture: conservation and sustainability (1. 2017. Valencia).
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  • Vernacular and earthen architecture. Conservation and sustainability

    Federico Iborra Bernad

    Loggia: Arquitectura y restauración, ISSN 1136-758X, ISSN-e 2444-1619, Nº. 30, 2017, págs. 133-133

Resumen

• Vernacular architecture in general and earthen architecture in particular, with their rich variety of forms worldwide, are custodians of the material culture and identity of the peoples who built them. In addition, they are widely recognized as ancestral examples of sustainability in all their variants and interpretations, and the architecture of the present ought to learn from these when designing the sustainable architecture of the future. The conservation of these architectures – seemingly simple yet full of wisdom – is to be undertaken now given their intrinsic value and their status as genuine examples of sustainability to be learnt from and interpreted in contemporary architecture.

  Vernacular and earthen architecture: Conservation and Sustainability will be a valuable source of information for academics and professionals in the fields of Environmental Science, Civil Engineering, Construction and Building Engineering and Architecture.

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Listado de artículos

• • Plenary lectures

    • Markers of earthen construction modern revival

      Hubert Guillaud

      págs. 3-8

      

    • The geography of earth building

      M. Lewis

      págs. 9-16

      

  • Vernacular earthen architecture

    • A sustainable repair process for heritage building in historic Jeddah

      A.A. Adas, M.Y. Alaidaroos

      págs. 17-22

      

    • Santal mud dwellings: Materials, construction and space typology

      I. Ahmed

      págs. 23-28

      

    • The study and analisys of the adaptation of earthen constructions in Hadhramaut (Yemen)

      A.A Alaidarous

      págs. 29-34

      

    • Vernacular houses of Stratonikeia: Arquitectural typology, materials and techniques

      O.B. Avsar, U.D. Genc

      págs. 35-40

      

    • Ksar Taghit: Earthen architecture between authenticity and changes

      T. Bachir Cherif, M. Aiche

      págs. 41-46

      

    • Supplemented rammed earth in the northwestern regions of Valencia

      Laura Balaguer Garzón, Lidia García Soriano, Laura Villacampa Crespo

      págs. 47-52

      

    • Earth construction in prehistoric settlements of southern Portugal

      P. Bruno

      págs. 53-58

      

    • Vernacular construction techniques and earth employ in Arg-e-Bam (Iran)

      Carlos Alberto Cacciavillani, Simona Rinaldi, Michele Severini

      págs. 59-64

      

    • Vernacular heritage in Mendoza (Cuyo region, Argentina)

      Silvia A. Cirvini

      págs. 65-70

      

    • Comparative evolution of vernacular mudbrick houses in the Nile Delta and Qurna (Luxor)

      María Correas Amador, Caroline Simpson

      págs. 71-78

      

    • Tapiabrick: A digital platform on brick-supplemented rammed earth walls

      Valentina Cristini, José Ramón Ruiz Checa

      págs. 79-82

      

    • The ancient caves from El Alguacilejo.: Vernacular habitat and landscape of Gran Canaria, Spain.

      Isolina Díaz Ramos, Jorge Luis Manzano Cabrera

      págs. 83-88

      

    • Interpretation of sustainable desert architecture in Ghadames city, Libya

      A. Eltrapolsi, Haşim Altan

      págs. 89-94

      

    • Thermal performance and comfort of vernacular earthen buildings in Egypt and Portugal

      Jorge Fernandes, Marwa Dabaieh, Ricardo Mateus, Sandra M. Silva, Luís Bragança, Helena Gervásio

      págs. 95-100

      

    • Earthen construction in Ourense, Galicia (Spain)

      Alejandro Fernández Palicio

      págs. 101-106

      

    • Earthen vernacular architecture in Cuneo's territories (Piedmont, Italy)

      Fabio Fratini, Silvia Rescic, Manuela Mattone, Luisa Rovero

      págs. 107-112

      

    • Vernacular earthen architecture and its restoration in the region of La Manchuela in Albacete (Spain)

      Lidia García Soriano

      págs. 113-118

      

    • Earthen elements in the Iberian Península: Cataloging and preliminary study

      Lidia García Soriano, Laura Villacampa Crespo, F. Javier Gómez Patrocinio

      págs. 119-122

      

    • Vernacular architecture in El Khorbat, Morocco.: Evolution of the Igrems

      Teresa Gil Piqueras, Pablo Rodríguez Navarro, Anna Pérez Vila

      págs. 123-128

      

    • Examination of structural decay processes in above vernacular architecture in Spain

      F. Javier Gómez Patrocinio, Lidia García Soriano, Laura Balaguer Garzón

      págs. 129-134

      

    • Mid-century earthen architecture in Aotearoa New Zealand - a new vernacular?

      Min Hall

      págs. 135-140

      

    • Stone, clay and turf in architectural construction

      Borut Juvanec

      págs. 141-146

      

    • Transforming Kasena houses and indigenous building technology in Burkina Faso

      H. Kobayashi, T. Shimizu, M. Ito, S. Nakao

      págs. 147-152

      

    • Earth and gypsum: From theory to practice in Spanish vernacular architecture

      Vincenzina La Spina

      págs. 153-158

      

    • Earthen roofs in the region of Murcia, Spain: La Azohía

      F.J. López Martínez, Vincenzina La Spina

      págs. 159-164

      

    • Material and typological characterizacion of the tighremt n'Aït Makhat (Morocco)

      José Manuel López Osorio, S. Batani Sembak, Lucía Martínez Bernal

      págs. 165-170

      

    • Mud Architecture: Sustaining communities in cold desert regions of Northern India

      A.K. Meel, G. Nanda

      págs. 171-178

      

    • Earthen heritage in the USA: Approximation to constructive techniques

      Camilla Mileto, Fernando Vegas López-Manzanares, Lidia García Soriano, Valentina Cristini

      págs. 179-185

      

    • SOSTierra Project.: Initial results

      Camilla Mileto, Fernando Vegas López-Manzanares, Lidia García Soriano, Valentina Cristini

      págs. 185-190

      

    • A method of cataloguing for the earthen architecture heritage in Santo Domingo neighborhood in Tuxtla Gutiérrez, Chiapas, México

      A. Parra Zebadúa, Mariona Genís Vinyals

      págs. 191-196

      

    • Study and appreciation of earthen architecture in Valencia's southern farmland

      Anna Pérez Vila

      págs. 197-202

      

    • Mestizo and hybrid typologies.: Vernacular rural housing in Colombia

      Yarleys Pulgarín Osorio

      págs. 203-208

      

    • Mexico's central area earthen architecture. Rammed earth construction: Use and technique

      D. Romero Holguín

      págs. 209-214

      

    • Domestic wineries in the Urz-Vidriales countryside (Spain)

      María Luisa Ruiz Bedia, Almudena Herrera Peral

      págs. 215-220

      

    • Scottish earth building materials

      M. Saez-Martínez, A. Leslie

      págs. 221-226

      

    • Thinking about historic resources: A proposed guidance document

      I. R. Stiegler, R. McManus, Maddalena Achenza, M. al-Aidaroos, M. Beas

      págs. 227-232

      

    • Historic cob structures in Moravia

      Zuzana Syrová, Jiri Syrový

      págs. 233-238

      

    • A study of pit houses with soil-covered roofs in a humid climate in Japan

      Toshiei Tsukidate

      págs. 239-242

      

    • Traditional earthen architecture in Aragon, Spain

      Laura Villacampa Crespo, José María Sanz Zaragoza, Lidia García Soriano

      págs. 243-248

      

    • The use of natural materials and ancient building techniques: The case of rammed earth construction

      E.L. Wagner

      págs. 249-252

      

    • Wind and dwelling in the villages of Rincón de Ademuz, Valencia (Spain)

      Wenhao Ji

      págs. 253-260

      

  • Rehabilitation of vernacular earthen architecture

    • Thermal insulation for a sustainable rehabilitation of traditional buildings

      Maddalena Achenza

      págs. 261-266

      

    • Thermal assessment of the behavior of retrofitted rammed earth in central Catalonia

      Gabi Barbeta, M. Mercè Pareta Marjanedas, Miguel Angel Chamorro Trenado, Mónica Sabata

      págs. 267-272

      

    • Using machine-dismantled cotton seed hulls in the making of light earth blocks

      A. González, S. Cabrera

      págs. 273-278

      

    • The systemic approach in the intervention on earthen architecture

      José Luis González Moreno-Navarro, M. Genis Vinyals, Belén Onecha Pérez, Albert Casals Balagué

      págs. 279-286

      

    • Kasbah Taourirt: Conserving earthen heritage in Morocco

      B. Marcus, Claudia Cancino, Mohamed Boussalh

      págs. 287-294

      

    • Consumption study and energy optimization of a typical Valencian house

      Ana Martínez-Ibernón, Rafael Royo, Santiago Tormo Esteve

      págs. 295-300

      

    • Maps, actors & local policies around earth buildings in Auvergne Rhône-Alpes

      G. Paccoud, M. Chamodot, L. Genis, F. Gutiérrez, Bakonirina Rakotomamonjy

      págs. 301-306

      

    • Rammed earth buildings to meet Italian thermal regulation: Monitoring and sample tests

      R. Pennacchio, G. Piccablotto

      págs. 307-314

      

    • A pilot projet, a tool for conserving the historic city of Cuenca, Ecuador

      Bakonirina Rakotomamonjy, E. Sevillano Gutiérrez, E. Carnevale

      págs. 315-322

      

    • Vernacular chance in Brazil southeast region

      M.A.P. Rezende, S.L.A. Braga, J.L.R. Vale, M.V.S. Peixoto

      págs. 323-328

      

    • Investigating the preservation of vernacular earthen building of Louroujina (Akincilar) in north Cyprus

      Reyhan Sabri, Haşim Altan

      págs. 329-334

      

    • Campiña Segoviana's earthen heritage and conservation clues from Isère

      E. Sevillano Gutiérrez, E. Camarasaltas Pérez

      págs. 335-342

      

    • Transformation in the Kasena's large earthen compound houses in Burkina Faso

      T. Shimizu, S. Nakao, H. Kobayashi, M. Ito

      págs. 343-350

      

  • Contemporary earthen architecture

    • Hassan Fathy's humane consideratins in design and the significance of New Gourna

      A.G. Abdel Tawab

      págs. 351-356

      

    • A temporary pavilion as a way to experiment with mud: The case of Roly Poly

      L. Balboa Quesada, A. J. Jiménez Quesada

      págs. 357-360

      

    • A home with roots: Construction process of an adobe contemporanean house

      Pedro Bel Anzué

      págs. 361-366

      

    • A minus carbon eco-recycle earthen refugee shelter: A feasibility study

      Marwa Dabaieh

      págs. 367-372

      

    • Net Zero Energy straw bale & rammed earth design; cold climate case study

      Rebecca Davidson

      págs. 373-378

      

    • Natural clay plasters: Checking regulations to characterization tests

      Ana María González Serrano, R. Rodríguez-García, L. Molina, Mercedes Ponce Ortiz de Insagurbe

      págs. 379-382

      

    • Terra nova-earthen architecture and modernity

      Flaviano Maria Lorusso, S. Mecca

      págs. 383-388

      

    • The school of Baasneere, the process of international cooperation

      Juan Vicente Maravilla Moreno, Xavier Ferragud Adam

      págs. 389-392

      

    • CEB Factory for seismic resistant earthen architecture design in Nepal

      Francesc Xavier Massó Ros

      págs. 393-398

      

    • CEB production in social insertion workshops: An experience in Algemesí (Spain)

      Joan Nacher Martínez, Juan Vicente Maravilla Moreno, Xavier Ferragud Adam, F. Javier Gómez Patrocinio

      págs. 399-402

      

    • A case-study project of reinterpretation of local traditional techniques

      José Ramón Ruiz Checa, Valentina Cristini

      págs. 403-410

      

  • Restoration of monumental earthen architecture

    • Restoration method on th southern wall of the Medieval fortifications in Castilla-La Mancha, Spain

      Isabel Bestué Cardiel, J. F. Martínez López, Juan Carlos Molina Gaitán

      págs. 411-416

      

    • The keep of the Alcázar of Carmona (Sevilla, Spain).: materials for the restoration and musealization

      Francisco-Javier Blasco-López, Jacinto Canivell García de Paredes, Amparo Graciani García, Juan Jesús Martín del Río, Francisco Javier Alejandre Sánchez

      págs. 417-422

      

    • Rammed earth and formworks in Medieval fortifications in Castilla-La Mancha, Spain

      Francisco Javier Castilla Pascual, David Gallego Valle, Jesús Molero García, Cristina Peña Ruiz, David Sanz Martínez

      págs. 423-428

      

    • The Islamic wall of Mula (Spain): 3D reconstruction, restoration and musealization

      Pedro Enrique Collado Espejo, Josefa García León, Vincenzina La Spina, Juan Fernández del Toro

      págs. 429-434

      

    • The use of lime, an example of good practices in the conservation of cultural heritage built on earth

      Román Fernández-Baca Casares, Marta García de Casasola Gómez, Esther Ontiveros Ortega, Beatriz Castellano Bravo, P. Santana Martín

      págs. 435-440

      

    • Earth in historical fortifications: Pedro de Lucuze's method

      L. Gimeno Romero, Luis Cortés Meseguer, Santiago Tormo Esteve

      págs. 441-446

      

    • PREFORTI project: The preventive conservation of historic rammed-earth

      María Lourdes Gutiérrez Carrillo, Isabel Bestué Cardiel, Juan Carlos Molina Gaitán, J.A. Martinez López

      págs. 447-452

      

    • 3D modelling for the interpretatin of watchtowers between capes of San Antonio and La Nao (Alicante, Spain)

      Francisco Juan Vidal, Pablo Rodríguez Navarro

      págs. 453-459

      

    • Earthen architecture, appreciation and landscape: The oasis of Ferkla (Morocco)

      Francisco Juan Vidal, Teresa Gil Piqueras

      págs. 459-464

      

    • New technology for analysis of the chapel of Santa María, Coahuila, México

      Rocío López de Juambelz, A.S. Rodríguez Cepeda, Miguel Ángel Sorroche Cuerva

      págs. 465-470

      

    • Implementing a GIS for cataloguing Medieval defensive earth architecture

      Emilio Molero Melgarejo, María Lourdes Gutiérrez Carrillo, J. Garrido

      págs. 471-476

      

    • The defense of the technique of rammed earth made by Giovanni Battista Antonelli in 1560

      Pablo Rodríguez Navarro

      págs. 477-482

      

    • An apprach t earthen fortifications in villages of La Serranía (Valencia, Spain)

      F. Roger

      págs. 483-487

      

    • The first rammed earth wal in America. Earth in 16th-century dominican architecture

      Miguel Ángel Sorroche Cuerva

      págs. 489-494

      

    • The preservation of the Nubian earthen architecture

      I. Torra i Campos, I García Alonso, M. Cressent, O. Hasabelrasoud Ahmed

      págs. 495-498

      

    • Constructive analysis of the rammed earth walls in the Petrés Castle (Valencia, Spain)

      Fernando Vegas López-Manzanares, Camilla Mileto, F. Javier Gómez Patrocinio, Anna Pérez Vila

      págs. 499-504

      

    • Seismic retrofitting Project: On site retrofitting techniques workshops

      K.H. Wong, C. Cancino, J.C. Menéndez, Luis Andrés Villacorta y Santamato

      págs. 505-512

      

  • Lessons from vernacular heritage for a sustainable contemporary architecture

    • Conservation of vernacular architecture, the case of the old town of Nablus/Palestine

      E.M. Amad

      págs. 513-518

      

    • The habitat of the nomadic shepherds in the Jbel Saghro, Morocco

      Jorge Asencio Juncal, G. Cudeiro Baiguera, P. Iranzo Navas, M.A. Porras Díaz, S. Pino Martín

      págs. 519-526

      

    • Vernacular nomadic architecture in th Mgoun Valley, High Atlas (Morocco)

      Jorge Asencio Juncal, J. Ingelmo Moyano

      págs. 527-532

      

    • Casa de los Cinteros: Constructive analysis of traditional house in northern Valencia

      Laura Balaguer Garzón, S. Traver

      págs. 533-538

      

    • S. Jerónimo de Cotalba.: Strategies for the preservation of the monastic complex

      José Manuel Barrera Puigdollers, Nuria Matarredona Desantes

      págs. 539-544

      

    • Life cycle assessment for the earthen heritage center (Pabillonis, Sardinia)

      A. Bonoli, Sara Rizzo, M. Tomasi, A. Vado

      págs. 545-550

      

    • The Tiburtino II district in Rome (Italy).: Proposals for preserving the modern architecture

      C. Careccia, T. De Gennaro, M.G. Rizzi

      págs. 551-556

      

    • Vernacular tradition and modernity: New scenarios in urban living

      R. Chimirri

      págs. 557-562

      

    • Sustainable proposal for the conservation of Castillejo of Monteagudo (Murcia, Spain)

      Pedro Enrique Collado Espejo, María José Serrano Latorre

      págs. 563-568

      

    • Perceptions of earth in the age of global architecture

      Joseph Dahmen

      págs. 569-574

      

    • Is it usless rubble or recyclable building material?

      Beatriz del Cueto López

      págs. 575-580

      

    • Understanding the vernacular heritage to design sustainable habitats in Asni, Morocco

      Letizia Dipasquale, Debora Giorgi

      págs. 581-586

      

    • A survey of Danish earthen heritage for sustainable building

      Birgitte Tanderup Eybye, Inge Vestergaard

      págs. 587-592

      

    • Lessons of sustainability from th survey of the Valencian barraca

      Y. Hernández Navarro, Pasquale de Dato

      págs. 593-598

      

    • Restoration of the church of the Inmaculate Conception in El Llano, Alajuela, Costa Rica

      I. Hernández Salazar

      págs. 599-604

      

    • When the neo-vernacular architecture inspires the contemporary conception

      S. Kersenna, S. Chaouche

      págs. 605-610

      

    • Characteristics of earthen architecture in Aglasun

      V.B. Kurtulus, E.C. Asrav, Neriman Sahin Güçhan, G. Bilgin Altinöz

      págs. 611-618

      

    • The painted facades and the urban landscape of Bisceglie, Italy.: Notes of history and restoration

      A. La Notte

      págs. 619-624

      

    • Set of nine cave houses in La Algueña, Alicante (Spain): Renewal proposal

      Alicia Martinez Anton, Gracia López Patiño, Vicente Blanca Jiménez, Fernando Aranda Navarro

      págs. 625-630

      

    • The influence of rice cultivation in the architecture of Sueca's village (Valencia, Spain)

      Carme Masó Vendrell

      págs. 631-636

      

    • In situ monitoring and characterisatin of earthen envelopes: A review

      Miguel Angel Mellado Mascaraque, Francisco Javier Castilla Pascual, Ignacio de Oteiza San José, Fernando Martín-Consuegra Ávila

      págs. 637-644

      

    • Study of the situation of traditional constructive techniques and materials in Spain

      Camilla Mileto, Fernando Vegas López-Manzanares, Valentina Cristini, M. Soledad García Saez

      págs. 645-650

      

    • Vernacular housing and transformations at the Cordillera de Sama (Bolivia)

      F. Moreno, C. Pérez de Guzmán, S. Santiago

      págs. 651-656

      

    • Built heritage as catalysts of environmental sustainability: A pragmatic paradigm for Anthropocene

      A.P. Olukoya Obafemi

      págs. 657-662

      

    • Adobe vernacular heritage in Mexicali, México

      David Olvera Trejo, Luis Alberto Mendoza Pérez, Luis Fernando Guerrero Baca

      págs. 663-668

      

    • Balconies in traditional urban architecture through typology and solar radiation

      Paolo Privitera

      págs. 669-675

      

    • The Chilean adobe as a seismic vernacular technology, the study of the "Norte Chico" area

      Amanda Rivera Vidal

      págs. 675-680

      

    • Tracking down constructive techniques: Farmhouses preliminary studies

      Ferrán Romero Iglesias, M. Martínez Lledó, Valentina Cristini

      págs. 681-686

      

    • Water-related built heritage in Campania, Italy.: Knowledge for conservation of a sustainable vernacular architecture

      Valentina Russo, Stefania Pollone, G. Ceniccola, L. Romano

      págs. 687-692

      

    • From vernacular to contemporary: Kilwa (Tanzania) and Albreda (The Gambia) tourist information centres

      N. Sánchez Muñoz, S. Moriset

      págs. 693-698

      

    • Passive design principles in vernacular architecture of Castilla-La Mancha, Spain

      Begoña Serrano Lanzarote, M. Navarro Escudero, L Ramírez Pareja, Carolina Mateo Cecilia

      págs. 699-704

      

    • LOcal pre-industrial communities in Tuscany and the exploitation of water

      Denise Ulivieri

      págs. 705-710

      

    • Contemporary earthen architecture in the northern temperate climate

      Inge Vestergaard, Birgitte Tanderup Eybye

      págs. 711-716

      

    • Sustainability of rammed earth building tradition in Tepeyahualco, México

      M.A. Vizcarra, L.F. Guerrero

      págs. 717-724

      

  • Structural analysis of vernacular architecture

    • Structural assessment of earthen walls using damage test and models

      Adolfo Alonso Durá, Arturo Martínez Boquera, F. Javier Gómez Patrocinio

      págs. 725-730

      

    • Planning for acceptable contemporary earth construction in South Africa

      G. Bosman

      págs. 731-736

      

    • Main church of the Cartuja de Vall de Christ, Altura (Spain): Analysis of the interventions

      Ana Carballal García

      págs. 737-742

      

    • Thermal orthophotos and vernacular architecture: Surveying half-timber walls in Béjar, Spain

      Maria Diodato, Santiago Tormo Esteve, Laura Balaguer Garzón

      págs. 743-750

      

    • The influence of ambient conditions into rammd earth compressive strenght

      Belen González-Sánchez, J. R. Rosell Amigo, Antonia Navarro Ezquerra

      págs. 751-754

      

    • Acoustic test on adobe walls with geogrid reinforced mud plaster

      S. Invernizzi, Manuela Mattone, P. Vachey, M. Gentile

      págs. 763-770

      

    • A preliminary study of CIPS as a consolidant for earthen cultural materials

      Ian Loo, Caroline Kyi, Sarah Collis, Andrew Jamieson, Gary Price

      págs. 771-776

      

    • Low-cost adobe structures with bamboo additives and bamboo frames.: Strenght tests

      Michele Paradiso, Francesca Bizzeti, Elena Perria, Antonio Farigu, Olimpia Lotti

      págs. 777-782

      

    • Experimental analysis of compressive mechanical behavior of adobe masonry

      José Daniel Rodríguez Mariscal, Mario Solís Muñiz

      págs. 783-788

      

    • Stabilisation of earthen surfaces using carob (Ceratonia siliqua L.)

      J. Romero, Gabi Barbeta

      págs. 789-796

      

    • Advanced study of the mechanical properties of compressed earth block

      Gonzalo Francisco Ruiz López, X.X. Zhang, Lucía Garijo Alonso, Ignacio Cañas, W. Ahmed Fouad

      págs. 797-802

      

    • Seismic analysisi of Portuguese adobe buildings

      L. Sarchi, R. Monteiro, Humberto Varum

      págs. 803-808

      

    • Improved 2nd order holder: Method for heat transfer calculation for walls

      Laura Soto Francés, Begoña Serrano Lanzarote, Leticia Ortega Madrigal, José Manuel Pinazo Ojer

      págs. 809-814

      

    • Schematic analysis of traditional Vietnamese houses under the influence of Han culture

      W.J. Wang

      págs. 815-820