660) Multifaceted Aspects of Asian Heritage***

Saidatulakmal Mohd (ed.) (et.al) (2011). Multifaceted Aspects of Asian Heritage. Universiti Sains Malaysia, Pulau Pinang.

• Neglected Natural Heritage of Penang, Malaysia: Potentials, Threats and Challenges for Conservation by Ngai Weng Chan (ms1-9)
• Interpretation of Conflict at Contested Heritage: Krue Se Mosque, Patani by Apinya Baggelaar Arrunnapaporn (ms11-22)
• Expectation and Perception Towards Cultural and Heritage Tourism: Meeting the Gap in Perak by Irma Yazreen Md Yusoff, Jamal Abdul Nassir Shaari & Siti Sarah Norhamidi (ms23-32)
• Conservation the Heritage Spaces of Kuala Lumpur: A Case Study of the Old Market Square (Medan Pasar) by Nadiyanti Mat Nayan & David Jones (ms33-42)
• Beyond the Sleepy Hollow: Interpreting the Collective Heritage of Sungai Lembing by Veronica Ng Foong Peng (ms43-56)
• Old Cemeteries - Public Assessment on the Conservation Effort of Muhibbah Cemetery by Saidatulakmal Mohd & Jacqueline Liza Fernandez (ms57-66)
• Cultural and Heritage Tourism in Perak: What Really Matters to Tourists by Jamal Abdul Nassir Shaari, Irma Yazreen Md Yusoff & Siti Sarah Norhamidi (ms67-78)
• Convict Sites - A New World Heritage Paradigm by Peter Romey (ms79-88)
• Ficus and Its Effects on Building: Case Study of Shophouses in Kluang, Johor by Zuraini Md Ali, Rodiah Zawawi & Ng Sin Ping (ms89-98)
• The Dont's in Conservation: Lesson Learned from Kampung Cina, Kuala Terengganu by Nooridayu Ahmad Yusuf & Nor Hayati Hussain ( ms99-110)
• ICT for Museums to Cater for the Needs of Young Audiences by Rohaya Mohd Noor (ms111-126)
• A Proposal for a Preservation Technology Forum in South Esat Asia by Donald Ellsmore (ms127-140)
• Physico-Chemical Characterististics and Environmental Threats on World Heritage Sundarbans Mangrove Forest of Bangladesh by Muhammad Muhibullah (ms141-154)
• Stakeholders Perception of A World Heritage Site: The Case of Georgetown, Penang by Masitah Muhibudin (ms155-168)

607) Melaka and George Town (Malaysia) Advisory Body Evaluation**

ICOMOS (2008). Melaka and George Town (Malaysia) Advisory Body Evaluation. ICOMOS Report No. 1223. ICOMOS, Paris.

• Basic data (ms73)
• The property (ms73-75)
• Outstanding universal value, integrity and authenticity (ms75-78)
• Factors affecting the property (ms78)
• Protection, conservation and management (ms79-82)
• Monitoring (ms82-83)
• Conclusions (ms83)

510) Konservasi Monumen di Jepun**

Baba, M. N. (2000). Konservasi Monumen di Jepun. Buletin JMA 2000, Jilid II, Jabatan Muzium dan Antikuiti, Kuala Lumpur.

• Undang-undang mengawal dan memelihara bahan budaya (ms67-68)
• Kerja-kerja restorasi monumen (ms68)
• Prinsip amalan dalam kerja restorasi (ms68-69)
• Kajian kes (ms71-84)

377) Scientific Studies and Laboratory Test in the Restoration of Fort Cornwallis and Old Town Hall, Georgetown, Penang ***

Ahmad, A.G. (2004). Scientific Studies and Laboratory Test in the Restoration of Fort Cornwallis and Old Town Hall, Georgetown, Penang. Workshop on Building Conservation, 6th. April 2004, International Islamic University, Kuala Lumpur. Ms. 1-20. (Dalam 'Powerpoint').

• The practice of building conservation (ms1)
• Commonscientific studies (ms1)
• Common laboratory tests (ms2)
• Case study 1 & 2 (ms2-18)
• Conclusions (ms19)

331) Restoring Old Buildings for Contemporary Uses: An American Sourcebook for Architects and Preservationists ***

Shopsin, W.C. (1989). Restoring Old Buildings for Contemporary Uses: An American Sourcebook for Architects and Preservationists. Whitney Library of Design, New York.

• Practising preservation (ms12-15)
• Criteria for choosing a preservation strategy (ms19-22)
• Case studies of preservation (ms56-97)
• Inspection (ms99-102)
• New-use requirements (ms103-104)
• Identification, repair and restoration (ms108-153)

1. Original materials versus replacements (ms109)
2. Masonry (ms110-116)
3. Wood (ms117-119)
4. Metal (ms120-123)
5. Glass (ms124-130)
6. Roofing (ms131-136)
7. Paint (ms137-142)
8. Plaster (ms143-147)

• Restoring interiors: floors, walls, ceilings and furnishings (ms154-175)
• Bibliography (ms184-198)

305) Conservation of Brick ***

Warren, J. (1999). Conservation of Brick. Butterworth-Heinemann, Oxford.

• An outline of the evolution of bricks and brickwork (ms1-21)
• Brickmakers, bricks and brickwork (ms22-44)
• Historic brick (ms45-68)
• Refined brick earths - terracottas and tiles (ms69-90)
• Behavior of fired clay materials (ms91-109)
• Responce to failure (ms110-131)
• Physical repair (ms132-147)
• Destructive processes in brickwork (ms148-169)
• Biodeterioration (ms170-183)
• Natural and man-made pollution (ms184-201)
• Protection, consolidation and repair (ms202-214)
• Mortars, renderings and plasters (ms215-245)
• Case studies (ms246-273)
• Good practice (ms274-285)
• Checklist for conservation activities in brickwork (ms286-289)
• Bibliography (ms290-291)

260) Building Conservation Philosophy **

Earl, J. (2001). Building Conservation Philosophy. Donhead Publishing, Dorset.

• The practice of preservation: grounds for argument:

1. Skin-deep preservation (ms83-93)
2. Repair and replacement (ms93-96)
3. Restoration and reproduction (ms96-100)
4. Subtitute materials (ms101-102)
5. Restoration by unravelling (ms102-107)
6. Visible or invisible (ms108-111)
7. Unseen structure (ms112-)
8. Change of use (ms112-113)
9. Additions (ms113-118)

• Appendix:

1. Chronology of conservation and the development of protective laws (from 1800) (ms149-2002)
2. The SPAB manifesto (ms156-159)
3. The Venice charter (ms160-163)
4. The Burra charter (ms164-179)
5. The Canadian code of ethics (ms180-193)

• Bibliography (ms218-222)

140) Rehabilitation of Heritage Building in Malaysia **

S. Mustapa, S.A., Kamal, K.S. and Zainul, M.Z. (2005). Rehabilitation of Heritage Building in Malaysia. Proceedings of the International Seminar on Modern Urban and Architectural Heritage in Jakarta, 5 December 2005, Trisakti University Jakarta, Indonesia. Ms. II-126/II-133.

• Terminology of rehabilitation (msII-126/127)
• Conservation practice in Malaysia (msII-127)
• Case study - Art Gallery, Kedah (msII-127/130)
• Conclusion (msII-132/133)
• References (msII-133)

33) The Burra Charter: The Australia ICOMOS Charter for Places of Cultural Significance 1999 with association Guidelines and Code on the Ethics ***

Australia ICOMOS (International Council of Monuments and Sites) (1999). The Burra Charter: The Australia ICOMOS Charter for Places of Cultural Significance with associated Guidelines and Code on the Ethics of Co-existance. Australia ICOMOS Incorporated, Burwood Victoria, Australia.

• ICOMOS background (msi)
• Australia Icomos Inc (msi)
• The Burra charter (ms1-10)

1. Preamble (ms1)
2. Who is the Charter for (ms1)
3. Definitions (ms2)
4. Conservation principle (ms3-5)
5. Conservation processes (ms6-8)
6. Conservation practice (ms8-10)

• Guidelines to the Burra charter: cultural significance (ms11-13)
• Guidelines to the Burra charter: conservation policy (ms14-17)
• Guidelines to the Burra charter: procedures for undertaking studies and reports (ms18-19)
• Code on the ethics of co-existance in conserving significant places (ms20-21)