Rehabilitating, repairing and restoring against demolishing, tearing down and destroying: the recovery of the military fort for the Santa Pola town museum

This communication develops the process of interventions of the Renaissance fortress of a new plant built in 1554–57 in Santa Pola. It is one of the earliest examples built with reference to military architecture theoretical treaties (XV–XVI) and best preserved. The study runs its own story from its initial military use, through the use of civil equipment until the final cultural and Museum Center. First, the project of Italian origin is examined and its use as barracks for troops for a duration of three centuries (1557–1850), pointing out the architectural constants of war machinery in a defense position and its origin as a rainwater collector and cistern: a perfect square with two bastions in which a plan of the uprising is preserved (1778). Secondly, we study the changes in the mentioned architecture throughout a century and a half (1850–1990) after its change of ownership (from the state to the municipality), and as a result of the new use as a city hall and public endowment: a market and health and leisure centre, which meant the demolition of defensive elements and the opening up to the outside of the inner parade ground. And thirdly, the new transfer of the municipal offices brings in the beginning of a project of transformations (1990–2015) that retrieves the demolished elements at the same time as it assigns the entire fort for a cultural centre: exhibition, research and history museum, promoting the identity between the citizens and the building which stands in the foundations of their city. The conclusions take us through an interesting route that goes from the approach of defensive tactics, its use as administrative headquarters to the current cultural policy of preservation. In addition, all the known plans of the fort are recovered (of military, civil and cultural use), some unpublished, as well as the project of the North wing that has guided the last operation and which has been set as a pattern of reference.

L'utilisation de l'argile dans l'architecture domestique et publique en Grèce antique : une étude d'un inventaire de sites archéologiques

Ce mémoire est une exploration du thème de l'utilisation de l'argile en architecture domestique et publique en Grèce Antique. À travers un inventaire de sites archéologiques, nous examinerons les différents vestiges présents qui démontrent l'utilisation de l'argile dans l'architecture, par exemple dans la production de briques d'argiles crues et dans les élévations en terre compactée. Ces vestiges sont très peu représentés archéologiquement et nous explorerons les raisons et questionnements amenés par cette faible présence.

L'utilisation de l'argile dans l'architecture domestique et publique en Grèce antique : une étude d'un inventaire de sites archéologiques

Ce mémoire est une exploration du thème de l'utilisation de l'argile en architecture domestique et publique en Grèce Antique. À travers un inventaire de sites archéologiques, nous examinerons les différents vestiges présents qui démontrent l'utilisation de l'argile dans l'architecture, par exemple dans la production de briques d'argiles crues et dans les élévations en terre compactée. Ces vestiges sont très peu représentés archéologiquement et nous explorerons les raisons et questionnements amenés par cette faible présence.

Historic structure report : Death Valley Scotty Historic District main house and annex.

"NPS D-134."

History of Indian and Eastern architecture;

"Forming the third volume of the new edition of the 'History of Architecture.'"

Handbook of housekeeping; a complete "house" course, comprising; The house; its plan, decoration and care,

Each part previously issued separately and contains bibliography.

Farm houses, manor houses, minor chateaux and small churches, from the eleventh to the sixteenth centuries, in Normandy, Brittany and other parts of France,

Mode of access: Internet.

The half-timber house; its origin, design, modern plan, and construction;

Mode of access: Internet.

The minor chateaux and manor houses of France of the XV and XVI century,

Mode of access: Internet.

A home for all, or, The gravel wall and octagon mode of building : new, cheap, convenient, superior and adapted to rich and poor ... /

Mode of access: Internet.

A book of pictures in Roland Park, Baltimore, Maryland : March and June 1911.

"The houses shown in this book were designed by Wyatt & Nolting, Ellicott & Emmart, Howard Sill, Glidden & Friz and Edward L. Palmer, Jr., Architects; Olmsted Brothers were the landscape architects"--T.p. verso.

The influences of federal, state, and local legislation on residential building in the Flint metropolitan area.

Mode of access: Internet.

Historic residential suburbs : guidelines for evaluation and documentation for the National Register of Historic Places /

Includes bibliographical references (p. 118-133).

L'architecture privée en Belgique dans les centres urbains aux XVIe siècles,

"Errata": p. 353.

The history and rudiments of architecture /

I. The orders of architecture -- II. Architectural styles of various countries -- III. The nature and principles of design in architecture -- IV. An accurate and complete glossary of architectural terms.