THREE-DIMENSIONAL MODELING
Course objectives
The course aims to develop a critical knowledge for the formulation of opinion concerning the status and state of conservation of an existing buildingstructure and, subsequently, for the identification of any appropriate interventions of structural reinforcement, calibrated in accordance with the limitations ofall the constituents "boundary conditions" of the problem.
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FABRIZIO DE CESARIS
Lecturers' profile
Program - Frequency - Exams
Course program
1. Traditional structures
1.1. Masonry structures
1.1.1. Characteristics of constituent elements and masonry equipment
1.1.2. Critical points of masonry structures and construction procedures
1.1.3. Analysis of structures to identify weaknesses and 'anomalies'
1.1.4. Historical methods for dimensioning
1.1.5. Traditional consolidation techniques
1.2. Horizontal and vertical connection structures
1.2.1. “Rigid” construction elements
The main types of vault: technologies and shapes
Structures used for internal staircases
Problems of execution and devices for containing thrust and connecting to the masonry box
Traditional interventions for the consolidation of vaults
1.2.2. “Elastic” construction elements
Wooden floors in the Roman, Tuscan-Umbrian and Venetian areas
Steel floor structures
Roof structures
Support in masonry and execution procedures
Traditional consolidation interventions for floors
2. Structural analysis and monitoring
2.1. Structural survey and cracking pattern
2.1.1. Survey instrumentation and recording
2.1.2. Monitoring instruments
Crack control
Investigations into the consistency of masonry and foundations
2.1.3. Interpretation of the crack pattern and monitoring results
3. Behaviour and analysis of predominantly compressed structures
3.1. Pillars and masonry partitions
3.2. Arches
3.3. Vaults and domes
3.4. Notes on the statics of rigid bodies
4. The structural system as a whole
Conditions of efficiency, disturbance, instability and consequent identification of consolidation measures
5. Characteristics of seismic action
5.1. General information and references
5.2. Effects on masonry constructions,
5.3. Various intervention techniques for consolidation and improvement of response to seismic actions
5.4. Identification of interventions for structural adaptation.
6. Analysis of current regulations on the consolidation of historic structures
Applicability in the field of consolidation of historic structures
6.1. Regulations on masonry structures in seismic and non-seismic areas
6.2. Wooden and steel structures
6.3. Regulatory guidelines for building safety
7. Analysis techniques and modern technologies for reinforcement and consolidation
Critical analysis and calculation applications
7.1. Interventions on masonry
7.2. Reinforcement of masonry connections
7.3. Techniques for improving the structural efficiency of vaults and
7.4. Criteria for assessing the stability of the consolidated structure
7.5. Wooden floors, replacement and reinforcement
7.6. Techniques for the structural improvement of beam floors
7.7. Roofing, structural improvement and connection with masonry
7.8. Urgent interventions
8. Critical discussion of ancient and modern consolidation projects
Books
F. DE CESARIS, I materiali compositi nel restauro strutturale degli edifici storici, in «Materiali e strutture», n. 12, n. s. VI (2017), Erma di Bretschneider, pp.79-104. R. Dal Mas, F. DE CESARIS, R. Mancini, I materiali, il cantiere e la conservazione degli edifici nel territorio dell'Italia centrale
medievale e moderna - (2022), .in R. M. Dal Mas, F. De Cesaris, R. Mancini, Materiali, territorio e cantiere nell'Italia centrale
medievale e moderna, Nardini Editore, Roma 2022, pp. 5
F. DE CESARIS, L’acquedotto Claudio a Roma: consolidamenti antichi e restauri moderni, in: Quaderni dell’istituto di Storia
dell’architettura, n.s. 75-76, Erma, Roma 2022, pp. 5-24.
F. DE CESARIS, A. Gallo, Studio strutturale sulla ricostruzione parziale del tempio di Vesta, (2022), pp. 65-76. (Intervento
presentato al convegno Aedes Vestae Archeologia, Architettura e Restauro tenutosi a Roma).
F. DE CESARIS, S. Passigli, F. Porfiri, L. J. Senatore, Palazzo Pallotta a Caldarola (MC): lettura della costruzione storica tra
documenti e materia, Quasar Roma 2022
Dal Mas, F. DE CESARIS, R. Mancini, Il legno e il metallo nell’edilizia storica tra attualità e tradizione, GB Editoria, Roma
2024
Bibliography
- J. HEYMAN, The stone skeleton, in «International Journal of Solid and Structures», 2, 1966, pp.249-279
- J. HEYMAN, The safety of masonry arches, in «International Journal of Mechanical Sciences», 11, 1969, pp.363-385
- J. HEYMAN, The masonry arch, Horwood, Chichester 1982
- S. MASTRODICASA, Dissesti statici delle strutture edilizie. Diagnosi e consolidamento, Hoepli, Milano 19786
- G. CiGNI, Il consolidamento murario, Kappa, Roma, 1986.
- A. GIUFFRÈ, Monumenti e terremoti. Aspetti statici del restauro, Multigrafica editrice, Roma 1988
- A. GIUFFRÈ, Letture sulla meccanica delle murature storiche, Edizioni Kappa, Roma 1991
- A. GALLO CURCIO, Sulle indagini strumentali delle caratteristiche meccaniche delle murature in opera, in «Materiali e strutture. Problemi di conservazione», 1, 1992
- G. TAMPONE, Il Restauro delle strutture di legno, Hoepli, Milano 1996
- G. CROCI, Conservazione e restauro strutturale dei beni architettonici, UTET, Torino 2005
- M. COMO, Breve storia del restauro statico, Enciclopedia Treccani
- Academic year2025/2026
- CourseArchitecture (Conservation)
- CurriculumArchitettura (Restauro)
- Year1st year
- Semester2nd semester
- SSDICAR/19
- CFU6