Call & response - Spring/Summer 2009

Call & Response is the newsletter of the South Carolina African American Heritage Commission, whose mission is to identify and promote the preservation of historic sites, structures, buildings, and culture of the African American experience in South Carolina. This is volume IV, number 2 and includes a message from the chair, list of board members, preservation project profile, news from the South Carolina Department of Archives and History, annual meeting information, and events calendar.

Call & response - Winter 2009

Call & Response is the newsletter of the South Carolina African American Heritage Commission, whose mission is to identify and promote the preservation of historic sites, structures, buildings, and culture of the African American experience in South Carolina. This is volume IV, number 1 and includes a message from the chair, list of board members, preservation project profile, news from the South Carolina Department of Archives and History, and events calendar.

Call & response - Fall 2010

Call & Response is the newsletter of the South Carolina African American Heritage Commission, whose mission is to identify and promote the preservation of historic sites, structures, buildings, and culture of the African American experience in South Carolina. This is volume V, number 3 and includes a message from the chair, list of board members, preservation project profile, news from the South Carolina Department of Archives and History, annual meeting information, and events calendar.

Call & response - Spring/Summer 2010

Call & Response is the newsletter of the South Carolina African American Heritage Commission, whose mission is to identify and promote the preservation of historic sites, structures, buildings, and culture of the African American experience in South Carolina. This is volume V, number 2 and includes a message from the chair, list of board members, preservation project profile, news from the South Carolina Department of Archives and History and events calendar.

Call & response - Winter 2010

Call & Response is the newsletter of the South Carolina African American Heritage Commission, whose mission is to identify and promote the preservation of historic sites, structures, buildings, and culture of the African American experience in South Carolina. This is volume V, number 1 and includes a message from the chair, list of board members, preservation project profile, news from the South Carolina Department of Archives and History, annual meeting information, and events calendar.

Call & response - 2011

Call & Response is the newsletter of the South Carolina African American Heritage Commission, whose mission is to identify and promote the preservation of historic sites, structures, buildings, and culture of the African American experience in South Carolina. This is volume VI and includes a message from the chair, list of board members, preservation project profile, news from the South Carolina Department of Archives and History and events calendar.

Rare, Threatened and Endangered Species and Communities Tracked by the SC DNR Heritage Trust Program

This species lists for South Carolina provides the scientific name, common name, USESA designation, state protection level, global rank, and state rank of rare, threatened, and endangered species and communities known to occur in the state.

Conceitos e atitudes de intervenção arquitetónica em Portugal (1755-1834)

Tese de doutoramento, História (Arte Património e Restauro), Universidade de Lisboa, Faculdade de Letras, 2014

Energy Management in UK Non-Domestic Buildings - a New Perspective to Provoke Reduced Carbon Emissions

Politicians, industry and the public generally accept the need for energy consumption to be cut to deliver climate change mitigation measures essential for us to avoid climate disaster. For non-domestic fuel users current energy policy has attempted to drive this through rational economic responses to energy cost pressures. This reliance on voluntary action has created an “Energy Inconsistency”, that is a marked difference between energy opportunities that have been proven technically viable, financially rational and retrofit feasible and those actually adopted. Other factors must therefore be involved to influence what appear to be simple carbon and cost saving opportunities. This paper presents a new approach to energy efficiency and consumption in non-domestic buildings, viewing attitudes and behaviours of building owners and users as the key driver of energy consumption. A new framework is proposed as a method to examine the impact of building ownership on the users’ and owners’ abilities to improve energy efficiency and consumption and identify opportunities to overcome the barriers inherent in these ownership structures.

How does a house remember? heritage-ising return migration in an Indonesian-Chinese house museum in Guangdong, PRC

This paper is an attempt to integrate heritage and museum studies through exploring the complex relationship between the materiality of architecture and social memories with a house museum of return migration in Guangdong, PRC as a case study. It unveils that the ongoing process of memory is intrinsically intertwined with spatial and temporal dimensions of the physical dwelling and built environment and the wider social-historical context and power relations shaping them. I argue that it is the house as ‘object of exhibit’ just as much as the exhibits inside the house that materialises the turbulent and traumatic migratory experience of Returned Overseas Chinese, embodies their memories and exposes the contested nature of museumification. By looking at the socially and geographically marginalised dwelling of return migrants, the house draws people’s attention to the often neglected importance of conceptual periphery in re-theorising what is often assumed to be the core of heritage value. It points to the necessity to integrate displaced, diasporic, transnational subjects to heritage and museum studies that have been traditionally framed within national and territorial boundaries.

Intervenções em estruturas antigas

O presente relatório de estágio, definido como Trabalho Final de Mestrado, surge como resultado de um estágio profissional realizado no âmbito do Mestrado em Engenharia Civil do Instituto Superior de Engenharia de Lisboa, e tem como objectivos primordiais, expor as actividades realizadas e reflectir os conhecimentos adquiridos durante o período de estágio. Após uma formação académica maioritariamente vocacionada para os aspectos teóricos e de natureza científica, tornou-se fundamental ao estagiário garantir um contacto real com a profissão de Engenheiro Civil antes do ingresso no mercado de trabalho. Foi com base nesse pressuposto que a opção do Trabalho Final de Mestrado incidiu sobre a realização de um estágio curricular em detrimento das restantes possibilidades. O período de estágio iniciou-se a 14 de Março de 2011 e incidiu sobre a área de Conservação, Restauro e Reabilitação de edifícios com valor patrimonial, sendo feito referência no capítulo 2 aos princípios importantes da intervenção neste tipo de edifícios. O capítulo 3 faz uma abordagem geral do que são as coberturas servindo de complemento ao capítulo 4, onde são abordados e analisados os processos e métodos construtivos envolvidos, contemplando a evolução construtiva da cobertura do Cruzeiro, no Convento de Cristo em Tomar. Nos restantes capítulos, 5 e 6, é feita a caracterização e constituição da estrutura de um edifício da segunda metade do século XVIII, e a análise estrutural feita ao edifício no Antigo Convento do Santíssimo Sacramento, em Lisboa, respectivamente. O capítulo 4 é complementado pelo Anexo A, sendo utilizado como referência ao esquema da estrutura artesanal encontrada na cobertura do Cruzeiro.

Avaliação, tratamento e consolidação de madeira em edifícios antigos

Trabalho Final de Mestrado para obtenção do grau de Mestre em Engenharia Civil

Segurança contra incêndio em edifícios no núcleo histórico de Ponta Delgada : acessibilidade, estado de conservação dos edifícios e disponibilidade de água para o combate a incêndios

Dissertação de Mestrado em Ambiente, Saúde e Segurança.