Historic preservation project planning & estimating Swanke Hayden Connell Architects.

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Swanke Hayden Connell Architects

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Idioma: Inglés Detalles de publicación: Kingston, Mass. R.S. Means Co., CMD Grou c2000.Descripción: xxvi, 681 p. ill. 29 cmISBN:

9780876295731

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With over a million commercial/institutional buildings and countless residences erected in the U.S. prior to World War II, more and more AECs and facility professionals are having to manage and estimate preservation of these projects. This book provides crucial information on: Applicable standards and financing Site survey and documentation methods Protecting finishes and features Hazardous materials Identifying and qualifying specialty contractors Mechanical/electrical systems upgrades Includes a reference guide on old building materials and how to restore them

The Cost Estimating section explains how to assemble a reliable, detailed estimate. The book also covers budgeting for future maintenance of the restored building.

Authored and reviewed by a team of leading experts in the field of historic preservation, restoration, and rehabilitation - authorities recognized nationwide in design and construction.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 647-660) and index.

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Acknowledgments
About the Authors
Introduction
Part I Special Considerations of Historic Preservation Projects
Chapter 1 What Makes a Property Historic?
Historic Landmark Criteria and Status
Landmark Preservation Agencies
National Preservation Agencies
Summary
Chapter 2 The Project Phases & Design Team Services
The Preservation Team
Project Phases and Construction Document Development
Project Design Services and Costs
Documentation
Field Inspection
Non-Destructive Investigation Techniques
Intrusive or Destructive Evaluation Techniques
Field Documentation Methods
Summary
Chapter 3 Hazardous Materials: Identification & Containment
Hazardous Substances Common in Old Buildings
Regulations
Assessment
Asbestos
Lead
Polychlorinated Biphenyls
Underground Storage Tanks
Radon
Animal Matter
Summary
Chapter 4 Conformance with Codes & Standards
Building Codes
The Americans with Disabilities Act
Laws Governing National Historic Preservation Programs
Laws Governing National Historic Landmarks
Government Agencies Affected by Federal Historic Preservation Laws
The Section 106 Process
Secretary of the Interior's Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties
Summary
Chapter 5 Restoring Archaic Materials
Determination of Original Materials
Procurement of Archaic Materials
Role of Craftspeople and Specialty Contractors
Chapter 6 Upgrading Building Systems
Structural Systems
Mechanical, Plumbing, Electrical, and Data Systems
Fire Protection and Alarm Systems
Security Systems
Elevators
Windows
Curtain Walls
Doors
Door Hardware
Bird Control
Chapter 7 Access to & Protection of the Site
Determining Access Requirements
Responsibility for Access Provision
Safety
Scaffolding
Man Lifts
Rappelling
Protecting Existing Components and Finishes
Summary
Chapter 8 Mechanical/Electrical Systems
Scope of Work
Qualifying and Assembling the Project Team
Investigation
Design Goals
Electrical Design Issues
Lighting
Fire Protection Design Considerations
HVAC Design Considerations
Plumbing Design Considerations
Specifications
Installation
Maintenance of Mechanical/Electrical Equipment
Summary
Part II Historic Building Materials: Assessment & Repair
Chapter 9 Metals
Lead
Zinc
Copper
Bronze
Brass
Nickel
Nickel Silver
Monel Metal
Iron
Wrought Iron
Cast Iron
Mild Steel
Structural Steel
Stainless Steel
Weathering Steel
Aluminum
Summary
Chapter 10 Masonry
Brick
Stone
Architectural Terra Cotta
Glass Block
Mortar
Structural Clay Tile
Thin Stone Veneer
Simulated Masonry
Gypsum Block or Tile
Cast Stone
Summary
Chapter 11 Concrete
Concrete Block
Shotcrete
Architectural Precast Concrete
Prestressed Concrete
Summary
Chapter 12 Wood & Plastics
Wood
Plastic
Summary
Chapter 13 Glass
Plate Glass
Figured Glass
Prismatic Glass
Vault Lights
Pigmented Structural Glass
Leaded Glass
Summary
Chapter 14 Floor Finishes
Terrazzo
Ceramic Tile
Cork Tile
Rubber Flooring
Linoleum
Vinyl Tile
Summary
Chapter 15 Wall & Ceiling Finishes
Plaster
Gypsum Board
Acoustical Materials
Summary
Chapter 16 Roofing, Stucco, & Sealants
Wood Shingles and Shakes
Asphalt Shingles
Cement Shingles
Slate
Clay Tile
Metal Roofing Systems
Stucco Cement Plaster
Building Sealants
Summary
Chapter 17 Paint Techniques, Wallpaper, & Gilding
Paint
Decorative Paint Techniques
Wallpapering
Gilding
Summary
Part III Contract Administration
Chapter 18 Preparing the Construction Documents
Construction Documents
Mock-ups to Evaluate Proposed Design Solutions
Specifications
Unknown and Non-Quantifiable Work
Bidding Documents
General Contractor Qualifications
Chapter 19 The Bidding Process
Open Versus Closed Competitive Selection
Bidding Documents
Instructions to Bidders
Direct Selection of the Contractor
Pre-Qualification of Contractors
Pre-Bid Meeting
Types of Contracts
Summary
Chapter 20 Quality Assurance & Contractor Selection
Quality Assurance and Quality Control
The Role of Team Members in a Quality Project
Partnering
Qualifying Bidders, Subcontractors, and Superintendents
Summary
Part IV Estimating Construction & Maintenance Costs
Chapter 21 Costs Unique to Historic Projects
Requirements in the Project Planning Phase
General Requirements
Other Factors That Affect Costs
Unforeseen Conditions
Summary
Chapter 22 The Unit Price Estimate
Site Visit and Evaluation
Estimate Preparation Considerations
Creating the Unit Price Estimate
Estimating the 16 MasterFormat Divisions
Summary
Chapter 23 Funding Sources & Investment Considerations
Developing the Budget and Scope of Work
Investment Tax Credits
Other Tax Incentives for Historic Preservation
Strategies for Generating Funds
Investment Considerations
Chapter 24 Establishing a Maintenance Budget
Forecasting Costs
Building Study Components
Existing Building Analysis
Replacement Reserve Study
Using a 20-Year Spreadsheet
Annual Building Reviews
Developing an EBA or RRS
The Project Spreadsheet
Preventive Maintenance System (PMS)
Who Performs These Studies?
Summary
Part V Case Study
Chapter 25 Commercial Rehabilitation of a Historic Building: The Candler Building
Historical Significance
Building Description
Existing Conditions
Proposed Project
Project Budget and Financial Incentives
Schedule and Phasing
Exterior Rehabilitation
Base Building Interior Rehabilitation
Other Issues
A Final Word
Appendix
A National Register Evaluation Criteria, Benefits of Listing, & Nomination Process
B Major Federal Statutes
C Resources
C.1 Professional, Trade, Advocacy, & Other Organizations
C.2 Federal Organizations
C.3 State Historic Preservation Officers
C.4 State Organizations
C.5 Funding Organizations
D Non-Destructive Evaluation Techniques
E Further Study: Education & Resources
Bibliography & Recommended Reading
Glossary & Index

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Swanke Hayden Connell Architects was an international architecture, interiors and historic preservation firm with U.S. headquarters in New York City.

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