Architectural History and Conservation

Cherry, Martin

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“…According to Hansen and Vanegas (2003), it lists the client’ requirements and sets a tone for coordination and communication between various entities involved in the delivery of the project. According to Cherry and Petronis (2009), architectural programming is also known as facility programming, functional and operational requirements, and scoping. While discussing a “whole building” design approach, Cherry and Petronis (2009) emphasized the importance of architectural programming in facilitating communication between the key players of the project.…”

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“…According to Cherry and Petronis (2009), architectural programming is also known as facility programming, functional and operational requirements, and scoping. While discussing a “whole building” design approach, Cherry and Petronis (2009) emphasized the importance of architectural programming in facilitating communication between the key players of the project.…”

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Hospital Building and Departmental Area Calculation: Comparison of 36 Recent North American Projects

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Hamilton

Yin³

et al. 2019

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Background: Hospital trustees, administrators, and their consultants must base important budget decisions upon a projection of the size of proposed construction projects. The anticipated functions and an estimate of the space required are generally provided in a project program or project brief. The programming consultant, often part of the architect’s team, will calculate the physical area (square feet or square meters) required to perform the desired functions based on an understanding of demographics in the service area, services offered, the volumes of service required, and a historical understanding of space required to perform those services. Hospitals and hospital designs in North America have been changing. Plans must now address far higher percentages of outpatient care, accommodate new equipment modalities, and provide space to account for family presence in patient rooms. Aim: A study was undertaken to better understand whether the allocation of space in recently constructed hospital projects is different from the amounts of area devoted to various departments and functions in older projects. Method: In order to assure measurement consistency, a measurement methodology was developed and is reported elsewhere. Thirty-six recently constructed hospitals were measured. Results: The results provide new information about the allocation of space for nondepartmental functions within the overall building gross calculation. Many of the departmental space allocations fell within an expected range. Ultimately, significant detailed information about hospital area calculations is made available to the public because of this study.

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Hospital Building and Departmental Area Calculation: Comparison of 36 Recent North American Projects

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Hamilton

Yin³

et al. 2019

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Sustainability Potential of Intervention Strategies for Mortar Coating Repair: A Case Study in a Centenary Building

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Biehl

Silva

et al. 2021

Lecture Notes in Civil Engineering

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Coatings play a fundamental role in the exterior wall system of a building and are directly related to its performance through life. Increased durability and lifespan can be achieved when coating's integrity can prevent the entrance of aggressive agents on the substrate. Therefore, the condition of this system should be periodically evaluated, considering not only technical and economic aspects in the selection of the materials for repair, but also sustainability aspects, in order to reduce the environmental impacts incorporated into the building. In this study, a Brazilian building dated from 1908 was evaluated with the purpose of detecting pathological manifestations in its outer coating. In a primarily inspection stage, cracks and coating detachments were identified as the pathological manifestations with higher incidence in the evaluated facades. Three maintenance strategies were assessed for crack repair and two for the purpose of resolving the loss of adhesion. Subsequently, a life cycle analysis (LCA) was performed for each intervention alternative. Results indicate that regarding the cracks correction, the solution that presented the lowest environmental impact potential was the model that uses lime paste for filling, while for detachments the indicated solution from an environmental point of view is the polymer-free model.

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2023

Redundancy, Community and Heritage in the Modern Church of England, 1945–2000

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Architectural History and Conservation

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Hospital Building and Departmental Area Calculation: Comparison of 36 Recent North American Projects

Hospital Building and Departmental Area Calculation: Comparison of 36 Recent North American Projects

Sustainability Potential of Intervention Strategies for Mortar Coating Repair: A Case Study in a Centenary Building

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