7th WTA Colloquium – Maintenance of Concrete Buildings - June 26th, 2020
Strategies for the Conservation of Historic Concrete Structures
Concrete heritage buildings from the 20th century are at risk, due to the absence of recognition of the historic values of these buildings as well as to the lack of knowledge of the specific characteristics of historic concrete structures. Frequently, solutions developed for repair of contemporary structures are applied to historic concrete buildings, resulting in interventions which are neither compatible nor durable.
The scope of the lectures ranges from the possibilities of new investigation methods and procedures of condition assessment, from the application of innovative materials to the use of heritage precast concrete elements. In addition, main results from relevant case studies are presented.
The Colloquium aims at providing building owners, employees from planning and engineering offices, construction companies, concrete experts, architects and representatives of authorities, with the latest developments in the field of conservation of concrete historic buildings, as resulting from practice and from international research projects.
On behalf of the organizing team, the members of WTA - International (TC5 Concrete) and of the
JPI-CH CONSECH20 project, we cordially invite you to the 7th Colloquium WTA - Strategies for the Conservation of Historic Concrete Buildings and Structures.
We are looking forward to meeting you in Delft!
Conference programme
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08:30 |
Credentials and registration |
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09:00 |
Welcome and introduction |
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09:15 |
Overview of the project CONSECH20: CONSErvation of 20th century concrete Cultural Heritage in urban changing environments |
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09:45 |
Innovative materials and techniques for the conservation of the 20th century concrete-based cultural heritage |
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10:15 |
Coffee break |
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10:45 |
Textile reinforced concrete - Opportunities for the restoration of historical concrete structures |
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11:15 |
Good vs poor intervention practices on historic concrete structures in Cyprus |
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11:45 |
Lunch break During the lunch break two activities will be offered: Guided tour through the Aula building |
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13:15 |
High-resolution digital twins for cloud-based aI-assisted condition assessment of structures |
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13:45 |
Reinforced concrete architectures of the first half of the 20th-century in Genoa: a comparison case studies |
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14:15 |
Why is there a crack? Modern inspection methods for old concrete |
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14:45 |
Coffee break |
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15:15 |
Challenges of pre-cast concrete heritage – Examples from the Netherlands |
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15:45 |
From theory to practice: Degradation patterns and conservation strategies in concrete buildings built until the 1960s in the Netherlands |
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16:15 |
Summary and conclusion |
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16:30 |
End of the event |
Venue
Delft University of Technology
Aula Conference Centre
Commissiekamer 3
2628 CC Delft
The Netherlands
Fees
The registration/participation fee per person for the 7th WTA Colloquium – Maintenance of Concrete Buildings:
Guest 180,00 EUR
WTA member 120,00 EUR
Student in initial training 20,00 EUR
A limited number of students from TU Delft can participate free of charge. Registration is required.
*Price includes catering during the Colloquium and lunch.
Registration
Online registration will be made available here shortly.
