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AUTHOR
Barbara Salemi
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Qualità dei materiali nelle schermature solari
2005
Recurrent pathologies in recently built schools in Palermo,
2006
This topic concerns the most significant pathologies noticed in the facilities being used as schools, which were built in Palermo in the last three decades. Many among these facilities already have undergone major restoration works, while the others are in poor conditions, which remarkably compromise the quality of their utilization. Sober elegance and safety are particularly important whenever a facility is to function as a school, especially if we consider the type of users and the ways of utilization. In order to achieve such goal, it is fundamental to analyse the most frequent pathologies, relating them to their causes, so as to have the tools for correcting previous errors and prevent …
Archetipi di architettura bioclimatica. Ipotesi di comprensione reversibile
2004
Sequences of architecture and nature along the disused sicilian railway lines as a cultural and economic resource. Abstract
2006
Tutela monumentale e paesaggistica nella Sicilia dell'800
2005
La conoscenza per la gestione dell’edilizia scolastica del Comune di Palermo
2008
IL DEGRADO FLOS TECTORII DELLE MALTE DA INTONACO: ESEMPI IN SICILIA
2012
Sequenze di architettura/natura lungo i tracciati ferroviari siciliani. (Secondo paragrafo).
2006
Modificazione tra tradizione e innovazione verso una riqualificazione sostenibile: la linea di costa "urbana" di Palermo. Abstract
2005
Tools and methods for analysing the Flos tectorii, a decay pathology of wall surfaces. Abstract
2006
Sequenze di architettura/natura lungo i tracciati ferroviari siciliani. Abstract.
2006
Flos Tectorii, Storia di una ricerca scientifica
2006
Flos Tectorii degradation of mortars: An example of synergistic action between soluble salts and biodeteriogens
2015
Abstract The definition of Flos Tectorii, originally suggested by F.S. Brancato in the 1980s’ (Brancato, 1986), refers to a unique form of deterioration identified on both aerial and hydraulic mortars used in the external walls of historic and contemporary buildings. It is clearly recognizable due to the development of peculiar concentric (occasionally sub-circular) macroscopic forms. At present, there is still a lack of information about the full interpretation of this phenomenon regarding the interaction between the different physicochemical and biological factors that lead to this particular type of degradation. The present study was aimed to examine whether the specific mineralogical an…