Traditional details for building restoration, renovation, and rehabilitation from the 1932-1951 editions of Architectural graphic standards

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Traditional details for building restoration, renovation, and rehabilitation from the 1932-1951 editions of Architectural graphic standards

editors, John Belle, John R. Hoke, Jr., Stephen A. Kliment

Wiley, c1991

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Ramsey/Sleeper traditional details for building restoration, renovation, and rehabilitation, from the 1932-1951 editions of Architectural graphic standards

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 263-267) and index

Description and Table of Contents

Volume

paper ISBN 9780471247616

Description

A comprehensive source of traditional architectural details for anyone working with old structures Compiling the most useful material from the first four editions of Architectural Graphic Standards published between 1932 and 1951, this book brings back into circulation hundreds of architectural illustrations and standards that have once again become relevant to design work. Chapters cover all facets of building construction from foundations to furnishings and are structured to follow the drawing preparation sequence of a typical rehabilitation project. Architects, designers, and others involved in rebuilding and renovating structures built in decades past will find here many of the details and information used by the original architects and builders. Impeccably organized and beautifully rendered, this handsome reference is both a terrific working tool and a wonderful addition to an architecture library.

Table of Contents

General Planning and Design Data. Foundations and Sitework. Masonry. Metals. Carpentry. Thermal and Moisture Protection. Doors, Windows, and Glass. Finish Materials. Specialties and Equipment. Furnishings. Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing. Bibliography. Index.
Volume

ISBN 9780471529569

Description

This text contains the best and most representative traditional-style details from Volumes 1 to 4 of "Architectural Graphic Standards". Focus is on materials and details which are again in demand owing to the high volume of building restoration and preservation work, and the typical use of traditional materials and details by architects designing in the post-modern style. This is a hands-on, practical book, not a collector's volume, and includes such items as roofing made of slate, clay tile, copper and other metals; classical cabinetwork; walls and paving of stone and other traditional materials, as well as pages showing old stock sizes of steel and lumber.

Table of Contents

  • General Planning and Design Data
  • Foundations and Sitework
  • Masonry
  • Metals
  • Carpentry
  • Thermal and Moisture Protection
  • Doors, Windows, and Glass
  • Finish Materials
  • Specialties and Equipment
  • Furnishings
  • Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing
  • Bibliography
  • Index.

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