Titlebook: Historical Earthquake-Resistant Timber Framing in the Mediterranean Area; HEaRT 2015 Helena Cruz,José Saporiti Machado,José Manuel Cata Con

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Some Examples of Turkish Houses with Wooden Frame in the Seismic Zone Anatoliaf the rooms, the design plan and the construction system. The earliest examples of these houses have been dated to the 17th century Today, there are few remaining examples of the first Turkish houses with an open hall “hayat”, wooden frame construction system, adobe fill, double rows of windows and

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Possible Precursors of Pombalino Cageth tsunami followed by a great fire. More substantial interest is however shown by researchers in the so-called Pombalino cage [., .], a structural typology created after the 1755 earthquake to rebuild the city, and considered by many authors, as a first engineered solution designed specifically to

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Local Seismic Cultures: The Use of Timber Frame Structures in the South of Portugalfor the complex reconstruction process carried out in the city. It can be considered as the first technical regulation regarding seismic resistance. However, its use was not limited to Lisbon and the system was also embraced by local communities, which adopted it as a model of earthquake resistant c

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The Use of Wood with an Anti-seismic Function in the Architecture of Palermo During the 18th Centuryon to the anti-seismic reinforcements. The research, based primarily on archival documents, focuses on a series of interventions in the architectural heritage, in which the use of wood for structural elements, was able to guarantee for an “antiseismic” reconstruction. Although wood was not commonly

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The Masonry Timber Framed Load Bearing Structure of the , in Mileto (Italy)lication of principles and technical indications recommended in the Borbone seismic code . and included in treatises of Eighteenth century seismic engineering. The building, characterised by various constructive events that caused a construction completion delay, presents devices aimed at consciousl

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A Multidisciplinary Approach to the Analysis of the Traditional Lefkada Housesom the willing of people to keep living their houses and any configuration change was done only if unavoidable. In addition, within a context marked by strong and frequent destructive events, it is interesting to note how conservation may give the way to empirical attempts to improve the constructio

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The “Gothic House” in Arquata Scrivia (Italy): Constructive Details and Seismic Assessment of a Timbcrivia, that constitutes?a rare example of timber framed masonry structure in Piedmont (Italy). Besides a certain diffusion around Europe, which is documented in the 19th century chronicles, in Italy there are only a few timber-framed buildings left. The timber frame system of the “Gothic house” pre

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Seismic Assessment of , Buildingsnry structure, known as the . (cage), and were built aiming to withstand the horizontal seismic loads. The cage is composed of timber floors and improved mixed timber-masonry shear walls (“frontal” walls). It was arguably the first case in history of an entire town built with the purpose of providin