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Saturday, April 03, 2010

656) Pengenalan Kepada Pemuliharaan Bangunan Bersejarah***

Kamal, K.S. (2010). Pengenalan Kepada Pemuliharaan Bangunan Bersejarah. 2nd. Builders Symposium (BuSY 2020), "Broadening Horizon Through Built Environment", 25th. March 2010, University Technology MARA, Perak.
  • Abstrak (ms16)
  • Pengenalan (ms16-18)
  • Definisi bangunan bersejarah (ms18)
  • Definisi pemuliharaan bangunan bersejarah (ms19)
  • Kepentingan pemuliharaan bangunan bersejarah (ms19-20)
  • Isu semasa berkaitan pemuliharaan bangunan bersejarah (ms20)
  • Prinsip asas pemuliharaan bangunan bersejarah (ms20-21)
  • Etika kerja pemuliharaan bangunan bersejarah (ms21)
  • Pendekatan kerja pemuliharaan bangunan bersejarah (ms22)
  • Kesimpulan (ms22)
  • Rujukan (ms23-24)

Tuesday, August 25, 2009

635) Treatment of Rising Damp and Replastering at Heritage Buildings***

Ahmad, A.G. (2009). Treatment of Rising Damp and Replastering at Heritage Buildings. Bengkel Bersiri 2009 Konservasi Bangunan Warisan Siri 2: Lepaan Kapur, 17-19 Julai 2009, Dewan Pusat Pelancongan Negeri Perak, Ipoh, Perak. (Dalam Powerpoint).
  • Framework of building conservation (ms2)
  • Stage 1: preliminary investigation (ms2)
  • Stage 2: dilapidation survey (ms3-4)
  • a) The importance of dilapidation survey
  • b) Dilapidation survey report
  • c) Format of dilapidation survey report
  • d) Table of content for dilapidation survey report
  • Stage 3: preparation of tender document (ms5-7)
  • a) Appointment of building contractor
  • b) Conservation aspects in bill of quantities
  • c) Proposed methods & techniques of building conservation
  • d) Proposed scientific studies and laboratory tests
  • e) Site visits and investigation by consultant & clients
  • f) Site briefing by consultants to potential building contractors
  • g) Appointment of building contractor
  • Stage 4: conservation work (ms7-10)
  • a) Principles of building conservation
  • Stage 5: heritage management (ms10-11)
  • a) Heritage trails
  • b) Promoting and marketing heritage products
  • Common building defects: external attacks (ms11-19)
  • a) Rising damp and salt attack
  • b) Rising damp
  • c) Treatment for rising damp
  • d) Moisture meter to detect dampness
  • e) Causes of salt attack
  • f) Salt contamination
  • g) various types of salts in heritage buildings
  • h) Treatment for salt attack
  • i) Sequence of conservation work for risisng damp and salt attack
  • j) Salt drilling for laboratory tests
  • j) Salt test results
  • k) Salt desalination
  • l) Damp proof course
  • m) Component elements of building materials
  • n) Results of the X-Ray fluorescences tests
  • o) Preparation of new lime plaster
  • p) Mock up for new plaster samples
  • q) Schmidt hammer rebound test
  • r) Rebound test on sample panels
  • s) Replastering
  • t) Paint analysis
  • u) New painting on walls
  • Work method statement for treatment of salt attack and rising damp (ms19-20)
  • a) Stage 1: salt desalination
  • b) Stage 2: damp proof course
  • c) Stage 3: replastering
  • Conclusion

Wednesday, February 11, 2009

Friday, January 23, 2009

616) Architectural Conservation***

Orbasli, A. (2008). Architectural Conservation. Blackwell Science Ltd., Oxford.
  • Introduction (ms3-14)
  • International and historic context of conservation (ms15-36)
  • Theoretical framework and conservation principles (ms37-65)
  • Legislation, policy and guidance (ms66-90)
  • Managing conservation (ms91-111)
  • Causes of decay, environmental services and structures in conservation (ms112-136)
  • Conservation of materials (ms137-184)
  • Regeneration, reuse and design in the historic environment (ms185-207)
  • Conclusion (ms208-210)
  • Glossary (ms211-214)
  • Bibliography (ms215-220)

608) Guidelines for Conservation Areas & Heritage Buildings***

Unit Warisan (2005). Guidelines for Conservation Areas & Heritage Buildings. Unit Warisan, Jabatan Bangunan, Majlis Perbandaran Pulau Pinang, Pulau Pinang.
  • Part I - Introduction
  • Planning and conservation (ms2)
  • Conservation principle (ms2)
  • Conservation objectives (ms3)
  • Part II - Heritage buildings
  • General criteria (ms3-4)
  • Classification of heritage buildings (ms4-)
  • Identification and listing of heritage buildings (ms5)
  • Part III - Conservation areas
  • Conservation area (ms5)
  • Assessment and designation of conservation areas (ms5-6)
  • Conservation zones (ms6)
  • Use of planning powers in conservation areas (ms6)
  • Part IV - Heritage building control
  • Alteration and extension (ms7-8)
  • Use (ms8)
  • Height (ms8-9)
  • Demolition (ms9-10)
  • Profile (ms10)
  • Setback (ms10)
  • Facade (ms10)
  • Colour scheme (ms10)
  • Materials (ms10)
  • Roof (ms10)
  • Part V - Conservation areas control
  • Permitted development in conservation area (ms10-11)
  • Conservation area control over demolition (ms11-12)
  • Listed buildings (ms12-14)
  • Unlisted buildings (ms14)
  • Building height (ms14-15)
  • Floorscape and street furnitures (ms15)
  • Car parking (ms15)
  • Traffic management (ms16)
  • Part VI - Advertisement control
  • Location and size (ms17-19)
  • Installation (ms19)
  • Illumination (ms19)
  • Fabric of a building (ms19)
  • Business premises (ms19)
  • Part VII - The unkeep & repair of heritage buildings
  • Annexture A - Characteristic, structure and construction of heritage buildings (12 period)
  • Annexture B - Senarai monumen dan bangunan warisan kategori 1 di dalam kawasan tapak pelancongan Pulau Pinang ke Senarai Warisan Dunia UNESCO (65 buah)
  • Annexture C - Senarai bangunan warisan kategori 2 di dalam kawasan teras tapak penyenaraian Pulau Pinang ke Senarai Warisan Dunia UNESCO (1,656 buah)
  • Annexture D - Senarai bangunan warisan kategori 2 di dalam kawasan pemampan tapak penyenaraian Pulau Pinang ke Senarai Warisan Dunia UNESCO (1,904 buah)
  • Annexture E - Architectural drawing, map and figure

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)

Sunday, December 14, 2008

594) Konservasi dan Pembinaan Semula Balai Seni Alor Setar, Kedah***

Mohd Bahari, M. & Zahari, N.F. (2008). Konservasi dan Pembinaan Semula Balai Seni Alor Setar, Kedah. Prosiding Seminar Penyelidikan Siswazah Alam Bina, 4 Disember 2008. Fakulti Senibina, Perancangan dan Ukur, Universiti Teknologi Mara, Perak, Malaysia. (Pp.472-480).
  • Pengenalan (ms472)
  • Prinsip kerja konservasi (ms473)
  • Kajian kes (ms73-474)
  • Seni bina (ms474-479)
  • Kesimpulan (ms479-480)
  • Rujukan (ms480)

Thursday, May 15, 2008

573) Defects in Buildings: Symptoms, Investigation, Diagnosis and Cure***

Carillion Services Limited. (2005). Defects in Buildings: Symptoms, Investigation, Diagnosis and Cure. The Statitionery Office Limited, Norwich.
  • Causes of deterioration (ms2-10)
  • Durability of materials (ms11-18)
  • Principles of diagnosis (ms19-26)
  • Methods of investigation (ms27-42)
  • Element, symptom, location and materials (ms43-482)

Monday, January 14, 2008

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)

509) Konservasi Monumen dan Tapak Tanah Bersejarah: Konsep yang Kontroversi dan Membazir***

Badi, M. S. (2000). Konservasi Monumen dan Tapak Tanah Bersejarah: Konsep yang Kontroversi dan Membazir. Buletin JMA 2000, Jilid II, Jabatan Muzium dan Antikuiti, Kuala Lumpur.
  • Konservasi sebagai kaedah perlindungan dan pemeliharaan warisan sejarah dan harta kebudayaan (ms15-16)
  • Definisi (ms16-17)
  • Prinsip konservasi (ms17-19)
  • Prosedur atau proses kerja konservasi (ms19)
  • Kerja-kerja konservasi menara Chimney (ms23-26)
  • Faktor yang menyebabkan kerja konservasi disalah anggap sebagai kontroversi dan membazir (ms26-30)
  • Kajian kes (ms31-54)

Friday, December 07, 2007

491) Aspek Perlaksanaan Program Pemuliharaan Taiping Bandar Warisan oleh Majlis Perbandaran Taiping***

Ariffin, M. N., Hussin, A. A. dan M. Som, A. P. (2007). Aspek Perlaksanaan Program Pemuliharaan Taiping Bandar Warisan oleh Majlis Perbandaran Taiping. Prosiding Seminar Kebangsaan Rupabandar Malaysia, 28-29 November 2007, Universiti Teknologi MARA, Perak. Ms. 395-405.
  • Pemuliharaan bandar (ms395)
  • Prinsip pemuliharaan bandar (ms395-396)
  • Definisi warisan (ms396)
  • Matlamat pemuliharaan bandar (ms396)
  • Perundangan yang berkaitan dengan pemuliharaan (ms396)
  • Pelaksanaan program pemuliharaan oleh MPT (MS396)
  • Program pemuliharaan bandar dan bangunan warisan Taiping (ms396-397)
  • Ciri-ciri keistimewaan Taiping (ms397-398)
  • Pelaksanaan pelan pemuliharaan Taiping (ms398-399)
  • Cadangan (ms401-404)
  • Rujukan (ms404-405)

Sunday, September 16, 2007

463) Prinsip, Falsafah dan Etika Pemuliharaan dalam Kerja-kerja Pemuliharaan Warisan di Malaysia***

Kamal. K. S., A. Wahab, L., Ahmad, A. G. dan Shabri, S. (2007). Prinsip, Falsafah dan Etika Pemuliharaan dalam Kerja-kerja Pemuliharaan Warisan di Malaysia. Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Tourism and Hospitality: Planning and Managing Heritage for the Future, 30th July 2007, Marriot, Putrajaya. Pp. 375-384.
  • Pengenalan warisan (ms375-377)
  • Definisi dan dasar pemuliharaan warisan (ms378)
  • Nilai dan kriteria sesuatu warisan (ms378-379)
  • Kepentingan pemuliharaan warisan (ms379-380)
  • Akta, Enakmen, Piawaian, Prinsip dan Garispanduan pemuliharaan warisan (ms380-381)
  • Prinsip asas pemuliharaan warisan (ms381-382)
  • Falsafah dan etika pemuliharaan warisan (ms382)
  • Pendekatan pemuliharaan warisan yang sering digunapakai (ms382-383)
  • Rujukan dan bibliografi (ms383-384)

Thursday, August 30, 2007

426) Conservation of Historic Stone Buildings and Monumnets***

National Research Council (NRC) (1982). Conservation of Historic Stone Buildings and Monumnets. National Academy Press, Washington, D.C.
  • Report of the committee on conservation of historic stone buildings and monuments (ms1-12)
  • The scientist's role in historic preservation with particular reference to stone conservation (ms13-21)
  • The principles of conservation (ms22-30)
  • Some illustrative preservation problems and treatments in Washington, D.C. (ms31-48)
  • Geological source of building stone (ms49-61)
  • Physical properties of building stone (ms62-86)
  • Deformation and fracture of rock (ms87-107)
  • Problems in the deterioration of stone (ms108-119)
  • The mechanism of masonry decay through crystallization (ms120-144)
  • Characterization of bricks and their resistance to deterioration mechanisms (ms145-162)
  • Analythical methods related to building and monument preservation (ms163-182)
  • Wet and dry surface deposition of air pollutants and their modelling (ms183-196)
  • Measurement of local climatological and air pollution factors affecting stone decay (ms197-210)
  • Diagnosis of nonstructural problems in historic masonry buildings (ms211-232)
  • Diagnosis and prognosis of structural integrity (ms233-241)
  • Photogrammetric measurement and monitoring of historic and prehistoric structures (ms242-271)
  • Cleaning and surface repair (ms272-280)
  • Preventive maintenance in historic structures (ms281-286)
  • Stone-consolidating materials: a status report (ms287-311)
  • The sustainability of polymer composites as protective materials (ms312-321)
  • Exposure site and weatherometer evalutions of synthetic polymers (ms322-328)
  • The evaluation of stone preservatives (ms329-340)
  • Proposal for a CCMS pilot study on the conservation / restoration of monuments (ms341-346)

Tuesday, August 28, 2007

419) Conservation of Historic Timber Structures: An Ecological Approach**

Larsen, K. E. and Marstein, N. (2000). Conservation of Historic Timber Structures: An Ecological Approach. Butterworth-Heinemann, Oxford.
  • The sustainability of traditional materials and craftmanship (ms1-11)
  • In the full richness of their authenticity (ms12-23)
  • There is such great diversity (ms24-38)
  • Desperate remedies: the benefits and drawbacks of modern technology (ms39-52)
  • The two sides of the coin: preservation of structures and preservation of techniques of craftmanship (ms53-65)
  • Mighty oaks from little acorns grow: preservation starts in the forest (ms66-73)
  • A little neglect may breed mischief: preventive conservation, documentation, maintenance and fire protection (ms74-95)
  • Like seasoned timber, never gives: the durability of wood as a building material (ms96-112)
  • Something nasty in the woodshed: alternatives to toxic chemicals (ms113-120)
  • The past has power: sustainable development-learning from historic timber structures (ms121-128)
  • The ICOMOS international wood committee's principles for the preservation of historic timber structures (ms129-132)
  • References (ms133-136)

Saturday, June 16, 2007

402) Maintenance Approach of Historic Buildings in Malaysian Contex ***

S. Mustapha, S.A.H., Kamal, K.S., Zaidi, M.A. and A. Wahab, L. (2007). Maintenance Approach of Historic Buildings in Malaysian Contex. Building Engineer International News, Spring 2007, Association of Building Engineers, Northampton. Pp. 8-11.
  • Introduction of historic buildings in Malaysia (ms8)
  • Common building defects (ms8-9)
  • Common causes of building defects (ms9-10)
  • Principles of repair and maintenance (ms10)
  • Framework for repair and maintenance (ms10-11)
  • Conclusiaon (ms11)
  • References (ms11)

398) Urban Conservation ***

Ahmad, A.G. (2002). Urban Conservation. Sumber: http://www.hbp.usm.my/conservation/
  • Conservation and the meaning of heritage (ms1)
  • Urban conservation (ms2)
  • Building and monument conservation (ms3)
  • Scope of conservation work (ms4)
  • Philosophies & concepts (ms5)
  • Standard of ethics (ms6)
  • Basic principles of conservation (ms7)
  • Physical revitalization strategy (ms8)
  • Heritage conventions & committees (ms9)

394) Pemuliharaan di Malaysia ***

Ahmad, A.G. (2007). Pemuliharaan di Malaysia. Sumber: http://www.hbp.usm.my/conservation/
  • Definisi (ms1)
  • Terminologi pemuliharaan (ms1)
  • Objektif pemuliharaan (ms2)
  • Kepentingan pemuliharaan (ms2)
  • Prinsip utama pendekatan pemuliharaan (ms2)
  • Kategori pemuliharaan bandar (ms2)
  • Proses penyenaraian dan mewartakan bangunan dan monumen lama (ms2)
  • Undang-undang pemuliharaan di Malaysia (ms2)
  • Garispanduan rekabentuk dan pemuliharaan bangunan dan kawasan (ms2)
  • Penglibatan masyarakat dalam usaha pemuliharaan (ms2)
  • Rujukan (ms2-3)

387) Rangka Kerja Pemuliharaan Bangunan Bersejarah ***

Ahmad, A.G. (2006). Rangka Kerja Pemuliharaan Bangunan Bersejarah. Sejarah @ Malaysia, November / DSisember 2006 / Bil. 1. Ms. 50-56.
  • Prinsip pemuliharaan bangunan (ms1-2)
  • Rangka kerja pemuliharaan bangunan bersejarah (ms2-5)
  • Bangunan bersejarah sebagai produk pelancongan warisan (5-6)

385) Building Maintenance ***

Ahmad, A.G. (1994). Building Maintenance. Bengkel Menangani Masalah Pemuliharaan Bangunan Lama di Malaysia, 19-22 December 1994, Kota Ngah Ibrahim, Taiping, Perak.
  • Introduction (ms1-2)
  • Cyclical maintenance programmes (ms2-3)
  • Principles of repair (ms3-5)
  • Methods and techniques of building repair (ms5-13)
  • Conclusions (ms13-14)
  • References (ms14)

379) The Restoration and Readaptive of DBKL's Disused Drama Theatre into a Cultural Complex for the Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture ***

Pachappen, M. (2004). The Restoration and Readaptive of DBKL's Disused Drama Theatre into a Cultural Complex for the Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture. Workshop on Building Conservation, 6th. April 2004, International Islamic University, Kuala Lumpur. Ms. 1-13.
  • Introduction (ms3)
  • Historical background (ms3)
  • Project particulars (ms3-)
  • The multi disciplinary approach (ms4)
  • Aims and principles of restoration and reconstruction (ms4-5)
  • Investigative, design and supervisory works (ms5-6)
  • Issues and constraints (ms6-12)
  • Conclusion (ms13)
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