CA‘REDIVIVUS Preservation of historic reinforced concrete housing buildings across Europe Maria Bostenaru , MCF Rui Pinho IUSS Pavia / ROSE
May 29, 2015
CA‘REDIVIVUS
Preservation of historic reinforced concrete
housing buildings across Europe
Maria Bostenaru, MCF
Rui Pinho
IUSS Pavia / ROSE
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Overview
Introduction
The title
Objectives of the project
Organisation of the project
Completed activities
Main intermediary results
Expected impact of the project
Conclusions
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Reinforced Concrete
The title
CASA REDIVIVUS
Cemento Armato
HOUSE TO NEW LIFE
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Introduction
Valuation of existing buildings instead of design
of new buildings
Challenge in earthquake prone countries
More research on masonry than on RC
Concrete in France and Germany
Concrete in Italy, Greece, Romania, Portugal
Multidisciplinary decision
Conservation of heritage housing buildings
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Objectives of the project
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Nr. Objective Interest groups
1 - advance in earthquake engineering
- improving understanding of earthquake impact on the physical,
social, economic and cultural environment
- developing comprehensive measures for preventing earthquake loss
Multidisciplinary
2 an algorithm for optimisation of retrofit measures -
3 decentralised decision model for actors involved from:
- geophysics (engineering seismology)
- (structural) engineering
- economy (investment efficiency)
- sociology (consideration of user issues)
Interdisciplinary
4 ? applicability of retrofit methods which reduce demand (active
devices on frame braces)
Interdisciplinary
architecture
engineering
5 framework for integral planning (economic and engineering aspects
regarded from incipient planning phases)
Interdisciplinary
architecture
engineering
economics
6 solving contradictions between the objectives of single actors in the
retrofit implementation strategy through decision system
customisation
Multidisciplinary
7 comprehensibility of the measures analysed: inclusion into the
integral planning scheme near the flow in the physical
implementation of the retrofit system of a flow for the education of
the population which has to support the measures (spread from pilot
projects to „routine‟ wide ones)
architecture
urbanism
sociology
8 investigation of the support possibilities by political and economic
environment: existing programmes
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Organisation of the project
objectives
(measures package)
objective
(measure)
method
instruments
step
goal
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Nr. Objective Method Instruments
1 improving understanding of
earthquake impact
- public presentation
- react to feedback on findings on the architectural,
structural, geophysical, social and economic aspects
of retrofitting historic concrete buildings
- active participation, co-organisation of conferences
- publication in reviewed manner
- web dissemination of results
2 algorithm for retrofit measures
optimisation
parametrical study FEM
3 decentralised decision model modularisation of a collaborative decision model
taking into account non-measurable criteria
pair wise comparison method used in investigation of
decision making on different levels; multiobjective
systems in urban/building scale transition
4 applicability of retrofit methods -
insights
documentation
training
literature and internet based research
lectures and assisted exercises.
5 framework for integral planning an example retrofit design model project for the
integral planning and defining its steps
exercise
6 solving contradictions between the
objectives of single actors
a basis system to administrate modules on the
different detail levels in the urban strategical planning
? suitability of different computer tools (GIS, spread
sheets, multimedia …)
7 „comprehensibilisation‟ of the
measures analysed
steps are foreseen in the „educational flow‟, so the
information circuit gets into a second phase:
- determine research directions
- determine means for accessibilisation of information
- investigation of consulting and participation means
- education
- create public ideas
- connection between education and research.
database for
- public presentation
- urban/building level navigation
- feedback
8 ? change is supported by political
and economic environment
documentation, conference organisation activity “Natural Hazards Impact on Urban Areas and
Infrastructure”; similar events.
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Step Goal Method Instrument Objec-
tive
1 a. Technical reports on steel braces
retrofit systems applicability in RC
housing buildings
b. Charts of support programmes
Documentation Literature and internet based
research
Investigation
4; 8
2 a data table of use for the decision
method in the next step
parametrical study FEM 2
3 support the choices at step 4 and 1
(public presentation/feedback)
Highlighting
comprehensibility
Database and urban/building
level navigation
7
4 algorithm based on case studies
(step 2) for experiments (step 6)
modularisation of the
decision model
pair wise comparison 3
5 report about pros and cons of
available systems for this purpose
A basis system to
administrate modules
Comparative employment of
computer tools for this problem
6
6 trial of educational feasibility (step
3), more practical examples
project example Exercise 5
7 dissemination of results Publication of results Participation to conferences,
reviewed publications, web
1
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Step Goal Method Instrument Measure
1 technical reports on implementation
programmes
documentation investigation
training.
4; 8
2 a data table of use for the decision
method in the next step
parametrical study FEM 2
3 support the choices at step 4 and step
1
highlighting
comprehensibility
database 7
4 algorithm based on case studies (step
2) for experiments (step 6)
modularisation of the
decision model
pair wise
comparison
3
5 report about available systems for this
purpose
a basis system to
administrate modules
computer tools 6
6 trial of educational feasibility (step 3) project example exercise 5
7 dissemination of results presentation publications 1
Nr. Measures package Method Interest groups
1 improving understanding of the
impact of earthquakes
- public presentation
- reaction to feedback on findings Multidisciplinary
2 development of an algorithm for
optimisation of retrofit measures
parametrical study -
3 development of a decentralised
decision model
modularisation of a collaborative
decision model
Interdisciplinary
4 insights into applicability of
retrofit methods
documentation
training
Interdisciplinary
architecture
engineering
5 development of a framework for
integral planning
retrofit design model project for the
integral planning
Interdisciplinary
architecture
engineering
economics
6 solving contradictions between
the objectives of single actors
develop a basis system to administrate
modules on different levels
Multidisciplinary
7 highlighting the comprehend-
sibility of the measures analysed
physical implementation flow along
with an education flow for population
which has to support the measures
architecture
urbanism
sociology
8 support changes by political and
economic environment:
document existing programmes
impact assessment
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Main intermediary results
Typological study
Distribution in Europe
Assessment criteria
Participative issues from various angles of view
Networking EGU
EAEE
EERI
IASS
MCFA
EuroScience
DOCOMOMO
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Main intermediary results:
typological study (Romania)
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Main intermediary results:
comparative potential (Greece)
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Main intermediary results:
distribution in Europe
Other countries
France
Portugal
Austria
Czech Republic
Slovenia
Spain
Italy
Hungary
Germany
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Main intermediary results:
typological study (Romania)
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Completed activities:
dissemination of results, research training
publications
Conference papers: 4EWICS, EE-21C, IASS (invited, chair), Lisbon 1755 anniversary
Accepted abstracts: 8NCEE, fib
Submitted: IABSE, DOCOMOMO conferences, WHE
In editing: special issue in the BEE
Session NH9.07 at EGU Vienna 2006
Proposal for ESOF2006
Invited to join a IASS working group
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Expected impact of the project
Recommendations for protection of XXth century heritage (European level), ICOMOS, RISK-UE
DOCOMOMO
multidisciplinary research teams
Science and society within the ERA
Promoting scientific education and culture (travelling)
Risk perception > SYNAPSE
Sustainable development
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Conclusions
High vulnerability of pre-code RC
New field
Interventions on existing buildings -
Multidisciplinary issue par excellence
Networking
Use of the computer
Public dissemination
Communication skills
Participative issues
Potential for comparative studies
Thank you!