374) Planning and Legal Aspects of Conservation ***

Siang, L.H. (2004). Planning and Legal Aspects of Conservation. Workshop on Building Conservation, 6th. April 2004, International Islamic University, Kuala Lumpur. Ms. 1-11.

• Principles and objectives (ms1-2)
• Policy and planning (ms2-3)
• Development control (ms4)
• Local planning (ms4-5)
• Inventory and analysis (ms5)
• Guidelines for conservation of heritage buildings and historic district (ms5)
• Re-use of heritage buildings (ms6)
• Legal instruments (ms6-10)
• Conclusion (ms10)
• References (ms10-11)
• Appendix:

1. The Venice charter.
2. Washington Charter - Conservation of historic towns.
3. The Nara document on authenticity.
4. Legislation on heritage conservation.

352) Timber Decay in Buildings: The Conservation Approach to Treatment ***

Ridout, B. (2001). Timber Decay in Buildings: The Conservation Approach to Treatment. Spon Press, London.

• Origins snd durability of building timber (ms3-15)
• Sorption of water by timber (ms16-20)
• Post-harvest changes and decay (ms23-36)
• Death watch beetle (ms37-54)
• Furniture beetle or woodworm (ms55-64)
• Minor decay insects (ms65-75)
• Dry rot (ms76-89)
• Wet rots and minor decay fungi (ms90-99)
• Timber pretreatments (ms100-109)
• Regulations, legislation and charters (ms110-116)
• Drying and wetting: a historical perspective on timber decay within buildings (ms119-141)
• Fire damage and dereliction (ms142-159)
• Monitoring the building environment (ms160-168)
• Resolving conflicts between treatment and conservation (ms171-188)
• Conclusiaon (ms187-188)
• Analytical approach to preservative treatment (ms189-196)
• Dry rot case studies (ms197-209)
• References and bibliography (ms210-221)

320) Concerning Buildings ***

Marks, S. (1996). Concerning Buildings. Architectural Press, Oxford.

• The conservation of buildings in Britain since the Second World War (ms5-31)
• Principles and problems: ethics and aesthetics (ms34-54)
• International standards: principles and charters of conservation (ms55-81)
• Protecting the world cultural heritage (ms82-94)
• The education of a conservation architect: past, present and future (ms96-117)
• Assessment and recording: a practitioner's view (ms119-157)
• Using and re-using buildings (ms158-185)
• Glorious repair, or the 'British way of making good' (ms191-213)
• Understanding historic structures (ms214-236)
• Art history, architectural history and archaeology (ms239-250)
• Historical landscapes and gardens and their conservation (ms253-276)
• Financing conservation (ms278-294)
• Bibliography (ms31-302)

319) Historic Preservation Handbook ***

Irwin, J.K. (2003). Historic Preservation Handbook. The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc., New York.

• Building components and materials (ms78-96)
• Building elements (ms96-163)
• Policy and meaning (ms173-203(
• References (ms74,170,203)
• Appendix:

1. The Athenc charter (ms205-209)
2. International charter for the conservation and restoration of monuments and sites (211-214)
3. Appleton charter for the protection and enhancment of the built environment (ms215-219)
4. Charter for the preservation of Quebec's heritage (Deschambault declaration) (ms221-231)
5. Congress on the European architectural heritage (the declaration of Amsterdam) (ms233-240)
6. European charter of the architectural heritage (ms241-245)
7. Historic gardens (ms247-251)
8. Conservation of historic towns (ms253-256)
9. Charter for new urbannism (ms257-260)
10. Charleston zoning ordinance (ms261-271)
11. Protection of historic properties (ms273-312)
12. Worksheets checklist (ms313-342)

290) Tourism at World Heritage Cultural Sites: the Site Manager's Hand Book ***

ICOMOS (International Committee on Cultural Tourism) (1993). Tourism at World Heritage Cultural Sites: the Site Manager's Hand Book. Sri Lanka ICOMOS Publications, Colombo.

• The world heritage convention: an overview (ms5-14)
• Establishing a management philosophy (ms15-24)
• The site management planning process (ms25-28)
• Appendices:

1. Text of the world heritage convention (ms79-93)
2. World heritage definitions and criteria (ms94-97)
3. Cultural sites on the world heritage list (ms98-107)
4. The ICOMOS charter on cultural tourism (ms108-110)
5. A selected international bibliography (ms111-121)
6. International tourism periodicals (ms122-123)
7. Selected international and regional organizations related to cultural tourism (ms124-128)
8. A chronology of major international events related to cultural tourism (ms129-132)

263) Conservation in the Built Environment ***

Pickard, R.D. (1996). Conservation in the Built Environment. Longman Singapore Publishers (Pte.) Ltd., Singapore.

• The definition of listed building (ms1-15)
• The listing procedure (ms16-32)
• Listed building control (ms35-66)
• The philosophy of conservative repair (ms142-150)
• Principles of repair and conservation (ms150-171)
• Scheduled ancient monuments (ms258-266)
• Conservation policy approaches (ms289-293)
• References (ms33,70,90,138,171,211,254,283,312)
• Appendix:

1. SPAB-the society for the protection of ancient buildings: manifesto (ms314-316)
2. ICOMOS-international council of monuments and sites: the Venive charter (ms317-320)
3. List of charters (ms321)
4. Directory of addresses (ms322-328)
5. ICOMOS-international council on monuments and sites: the Lausanne charter (ms329-334)
6. New controls over buildings in conservation areas (ms335-337)

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)

258) Our Architectural Heritage: from Consciuosness to Conservation *

Erder, C. (1986). United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, Paris.

• Appendix 3: conclusion of the Athens conference (21-30 October, 1931) (ms211-214)
• Appendix 5: Athens charter (1933) (ms219-220)
• Appendix 6: Venice charter (1964) (ms221-223)
• Bibliography (ms225-235)

255) Rehabilitation of Heritage Building in Malaysia ***

Ismail, M.Y. (2003). Rehabilitation of Heritage Building in Malaysia. Disertasi Ijazah Sarjana Muda yang tidak diterbitkan, Universiti Teknologi Mara, Selangor.

• Introduction (ms1-6)
• Rehabilitation of heritage building in Malaysia (ms7-26)
• The regulatatory frameworks or act imposed by the goverment in preserving heritage building (ms27-37)
• Rehabilitation process, principles, types and guidelines (ms38-60)
• Case study:

1. Conservation works of the Balai Seni Negeri, Alor Setar, Kedah (ms61-68)
2. Conservation works of the Rumah Ceti, Melaka (ms69-75)

• Conclusion (ms92-94)
• Recommendations (ms95-97)
• Bibliography (ms98-99)
• Appendices:

1. Akta 168 Antiquities Act 1976.
2. The Australia ICOMOS charter for the conservation of places of cultural significance (The Burra charter)

254) Amalan Kerja Pemuliharaan Bangunan Bersejarah di Malaysia ***

Harun, S.N. (2004). Amalan Kerja Pemuliharaan Bangunan Bersejarah di Malaysia. Disertasi Ijazah Doktor Falsafah yang tidak diterbitkan, Universiti Sains Malaysia, Pulau Pinang.

• Pendahuluan (ms1-34)
• Konsep dan prinsip pemuliharaan bangunan bersejarah (ms35-69)
• Proses pemuliharaan bangunan bersejarah (ms70-114)
• Perkembangan pemuliharaan bangunan bersejarah di Malaysia dan undang-undang (ms115-158)
• Piagam dan piawaian pemuliharaan bangunan bersejarah antarabangsa (159-198)
• Analisis amalan kerja dan garispanduan pemuliharaan bangunan bersejarah di Malaysia (ms199-260)
• Kajian kes:

1. Kerja-kerja pemuliharaan Kota Cornwallis, Georgetown, Pulau Pinang (ms261-290)
2. Kerja-kerja pemuliharaan Rumah Suffolk, Ayer Itam, Pulau Pinang (ms291-313)
3. Kerja-kerja pemuliharaan Bangunan Balai Seni Negeri, Alor Setar, Kedah (ms314-335)
4. Kerja-kerja pemuliharaan dan naik taraf penjara lama Jugra, Kuala Langat, Selangor (ms336-357)

• Cadangan garispanduan pemuliharaan bangunan bersejarah di Malaysia (ms358-400)
• Kesimpulan (401-406)
• Bibliografi (ms407-434)
• Lampiran:

1. Senarai monumen, bangunan dan tapak tanah bersejarah yang telah diwartakan di Malaysia Barat.
2. Piagam dan organisasi pemuliharaan antarabangsa.
3. Borang soalselidik amalan kerja pemuliharaan bangunan bersejarah di Malaysia.

176) Kepentingan dan Keaslian dalam Kerja Konservasi ***

Ahmad, Y. (2006). Kepentingan dan Keaslian dalam Kerja Konservasi. Kursus Konservasi Monumen & Tapak Tanah Bersejarah, 16-18 Disember 2006, E & O Hotel, Pulau Pinang. Ms. 1-10). (Dalam 'Powerpoint').

• Peruntukan perundangan (ms1)
• Akta Warisan Kebangsaan (ms2-3)
• Piawaian dan standard antarabangsa (ms4-5)
• Konsep konservasi (ms6)
• Tujaun konservasi (ms6)
• Prinsip konservasi (ms6-9)
• Kepentingan warisan (ms10)

145) Burra Charter **

Badan Warisan Malaysia (1990). Burra Charter. Proceedings of the Heritage Conserrvation - Now!, Seminar and Workshop on the Principles and Techniques of Architectural Conservation, 25-27 October 1990, Melaka. Ms. 11-15.

• Definition (ms11-12)
• Conservation principles (ms12-13)
• Conservation process (ms13-15)

144) ICOMOS Charter for the Conservation of Historic Towns and Urban Areas **

Badan Warisan Malaysia (1990). ICOMOS Charter for the Conservation of Historic Towns and Urban Areas. Proceedings of the Heritage Conserrvation - Now!, Seminar and Workshop on the Principles and Techniques of Architectural Conservation, 25-27 October 1990, Melaka. Ms. 8-10.

• Principles and objectives (ms8-9)
• Method of instruments (ms9-10)

35) ICOMOS Small Historic Towns: Summary of Answers to ICOMOS Questionnaire on Small Historic Towns

ICOMOS (International Council on Monuments and Sites) (2006). ICOMOS Small Historic Towns: Summary of Answers to ICOMOS Questionnaire on Small Historic Towns. ICOMOS Paris, France.

34) ICOMOS International Cultural Tourism Charter: Principles and Guidelines for Managing Tourism at Places of Cultural and Heritage Significance *

Australia ICOMOS (International Council on Monuments and Sites) (2002). ICOMOS International Cultural Tourism Charter: Principles and Guidelines for Managing Tourism at Places of Cultural and Heritage Significance. Australia ICOMOS Incorporated, Burwood Victoria, Australia.

• Introduction (ms1-3)
• The charter ethos (ms4)
• Tourism and cultural heritage (ms5)
• Objectives of the charter (ms6)
• Charter principles (ms7-13)
• Implementing the charter (ms14)
• Evaluation questionnaire (ms15-20)
• Glossary (ms21-24)

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)

31) International Charters for Conservation and Restoration ***

ICOMOS (International Council on Monuments and Sites) (2006). International Charters for Conservation and Restoration. ICOMOS Paris, France.

• International charter for conservation and restoration of monuments and sites (The Venice Charter) (ms2-4)
• Historic gardens (The Florence Charter 1981) (ms5-8)
• Charter for the conservation of historic towns and urban areas (Washington Charter 1987) (ms9-11)
• Charter for the protection and mangement of the archaeological heritage (1990) (ms12-16)
• Charter on the protection and management of underwater cultural heritage (1996) (ms17-21)
• International cultural tourism charter - managing tourism at places of heritage significance (1999) (ms-22-26)
• Charter on the built vernacular heritage (1999) (ms27-29)
• Principles for the preservation of historic timber structures (1999) (ms30-32)
• ICOMOS charter - principle for the analysis, conservation and structural restoration of architectural heritage (2003) (ms33-36)
• ICOMOS principles for the preservation and conservation - restoration of wall paintings (2003) (ms37-41)
• Guidelines on education and training in the conservation of monuments, ensembles and sites (1993) (ms42-45)
• The Nara document on authenticity (1994) (ms46-48)
• Principles for the recording of monuments, groups of buildings and sites (1996) (ms49-52)
• Declaration of ICOMOS marking the 50th anniversary of the universal declaration of human rights (1998) (ms53)

30) The Historic Scotland Guide to International Conservation Charters ***

Bell, D. (1997). The Historic Scotland Guide to International Conservation Charters. Historic Scotland, Edinburgh.

• Purposes of charters, conventions and recommendations (ms1)
• Charters principle (ms1)
• Charters history (ms2-5)
• Why conserve? (ms6-16)
• What should be conserved- criteria? (ms17-19)
• Chart of terms used to describe protected sites (ms19-22)
• The definition of terms (ms23-26)
• Conservation ethics (ms27-33)
• Guidelines for the fundamental courses of action (ms34-39)
• Guidelines for works on site (ms40-52)
• Bibliography (ms72-75)
• Appendix 1: The charters and their makers (ms76-77)
• Chronological lists of charters (ms78-81)

28) ICOMOS International Committee on Historic Towns *

ICOMOS (International Council on Monuments and Sites) (1993). ICOMOS International Committee on Historic Towns, Central Cultural Fund Publication, Sri Lanka.

• Charter for the conservation of historic towns and urban areas (ms11-13)
• World heritage towns and villages (ms17)
• Resolutions, recommendations and declarations on the rehabilitations of historic towns (ms18-154)

1. UNESCO Recommendations, Paris 1962 (ms20-21)
2. ICOMOS Resolutions, Levoca 1966 (ms33-34)
3. ICOMOS Conference, Caceres 1967 (ms37-38)
4. ICOMOS Recommendations, Tunis 196 (ms41-44)
5. ICOMOS Resolutions, Budapest 1972 (ms49-50)
6. ICOMOS Resolutions, Sandefjord 1972 (ms53-54)
7. UNESCO Recommendations, Paris 1972 (ms55-64)
8. ICOMOS Resolutions, Lausanne, 1973 (ms76-77)
9. The Bologna Declaration, Bologna 1973 (ms81-83)
10. ICOMOS Seminar, Kazimierz Dolny 1974 (ms84-85)
11. The Resolutions of Bruges, Bruges 1975 ms88-89)
12. ICOMOS Resolutions, Rothenburg/Tauber 1975 (ms92)
13. Europe Charter, Amsterdam 1975 (missing pages)
14. ICOMOS-UNESCO Recommendations, Prague-Bratislava 1976 (ms102-103)
15. UNESCO Recommendations, Niorobi 1976 (ms107-118)
16. ICOMOS Resolutions, Szombathely 1977 (msmissing pages)
17. ICOMOS Assembly, Cracovie 1980 (missing pages)
18. International Memorandum, Graz 1990 (ms140-142)
19. ICOMOS International Scientific Methods, Sofia 1990 (missing pages)
20. ICOMOS Declarations, Mexico 1990 (missing pages)
21. Network of Worls Heritage Towns Declarations, Quebec 1991 (ms151-154)
22. Council of Europe Declarations, Istanbul 1992 (missing pages)

21) Australia ICOMOS Conservation Guidelines for Building Surveyours *

Phillips, P. and Truman, D. (2002). Australia ICOMOS Conservation Guidelines for Building Surveyours, Australia ICOMOS Inc., Burwood, Australia.

• What is heritage? (ms2)
• Heritage definitions (ms3)
• Heritage issues in building control (ms7-41)
• Further reading (ms42)