Case study: Seismic resistant constructive systems in El Salvador

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2015

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CRC Press/Balkema, Taylor & Francis Group
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English

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This case study addresses the seismic-resistant constructive systems, applied in housing construction in El Salvador. The traditional construction systems usually used are adobe, bahareque, and reinforced brick masonry (mixto). The improved bahareque system is based on the ancient technique known locally as Joya de Ceren bahareque, a technique used in the past, on the world heritage site of Joya de Cerén.

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Vernacular architecture, Seismic resistant constructive systems, El Salvador

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10.1201/B18856-19

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Gomes, F., Correia, M. R., & Nuñez, R. D. (2015). Case study: Seismic resistant constructive systems in El Salvador. In M. Correia, P. B. Lourenço, & H. Varum (Eds.), Seismic retrofitting: Learning from vernacular architecture, (pp. 111-112). 10.1201/B18856-19. Repositório Institucional UPT. http://hdl.handle.net/11328/4304

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978-1-138-02892-0 (Hbk + CD-ROM)
978-1-315-64739-5 (eBook PDF)

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