Conserving 20th-Century Architecture

Chapter 1 The Conservation Management Plan for Twentieth-Century Architecture

Chapter 2 A Multidisciplinary Research for the Conservation Management Planning of the Urbino University Collegi

Chapter 3 Conserving Modern Heritage. The Work of the J. Paul Getty Trust

Chapter 4 The Conservation Management Plan in Use. Experiences in UK by the C20 Society

Chapter 5 Paimio Sanatorium and the Conservation Management Plan—The Masterpiece in Change

Chapter 6 Conservation Management Plan. The Case of Salk Institute for Biological Studies by Louis I. Khan

Chapter 7 Keeping a Modern Social Housing, in Use. The Conservation Management Plan of the Het Schip by Michael De Klerk in Amsterdam

Chapter 8 Understanding the Place, Towards a Proactive Conservation and Management Strategy

Chapter 9 Giancarlo De Carlo, Urbino, and the Collegi

Chapter 10 Sociological Analysis of Current Uses An Example of Social Research in Support of Architectural Conservation

Chapter 11 A Fragile Skin. Issues of Architecture and Conservation

Chapter 12 Materials Characterisation of Concrete and Bricks and the Evaluation of the Conservation Products

Chapter 13 Carbonation-Induced Corrosion of Reinforced Concrete: Preliminary Results on the Collegi Universitari in Urbino

Chapter 14 Keeping It Sustainable. The Energy Efficiency of Twentieth-Century Architecture

Chapter 15 Enlarging the Boundaries of a UNESCO WHS Towards the Recent Past. The Work by Giancarlo De Carlo in Urbino