Day 2: UMass Amherst

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DOI

https://doi.org/10.7275/jyh9-6v21

Location

UMass Amherst

Event Website

www.umassbrut.org

Start Date

23-10-2021 11:00 AM

End Date

23-10-2021 12:30 PM

Abstract

Built primarily in the 1960’s, mid-century modernist concrete buildings are now at the age when we regard many as historic or architecturally significant (and thus as deserving of careful restoration and stewardship), but also at an age where many now exhibit significant deterioration. In this presentation, Matthew Bronski describes the most common maladies and deterioration mechanisms that can befall exposed concrete facades, outlines investigative and diagnostic approaches, and discuss the pros and cons of different rehabilitation treatment options, and the importance of tailoring the treatment to the malady.

Comments

Currie, H., and M.B. Bronski, “Evaluation and Restoration of Architecturally Significant Mid-Century Modernist Concrete Facades in the United States,” Proceedings of the 10th International Masonry Conference, Politecnico Milano, Milan, Italy, 2018.

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Oct 23rd, 11:00 AM Oct 23rd, 12:30 PM

Concrete Deterioration and Diagnosis

UMass Amherst

Built primarily in the 1960’s, mid-century modernist concrete buildings are now at the age when we regard many as historic or architecturally significant (and thus as deserving of careful restoration and stewardship), but also at an age where many now exhibit significant deterioration. In this presentation, Matthew Bronski describes the most common maladies and deterioration mechanisms that can befall exposed concrete facades, outlines investigative and diagnostic approaches, and discuss the pros and cons of different rehabilitation treatment options, and the importance of tailoring the treatment to the malady.

https://scholarworks.umass.edu/umassbrut_community/2021symposium/day_2/5

 

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