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A PROPOSAL FOR A PRESERVATION A PROPOSAL FOR A PRESERVATION A PROPOSAL FOR A PRESERVATION A PROPOSAL FOR A PRESERVATION TECHNOLOGY FORUM IN S.E. ASIA TECHNOLOGY FORUM IN S.E. ASIA Dr Donald Ellsmore Convenor Australasia Chapter Association


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A PROPOSAL FOR A PRESERVATION A PROPOSAL FOR A PRESERVATION A PROPOSAL FOR A PRESERVATION A PROPOSAL FOR A PRESERVATION TECHNOLOGY FORUM IN S.E. ASIA TECHNOLOGY FORUM IN S.E. ASIA

Dr Donald Ellsmore Convenor Australasia Chapter Association for Preservation Technology

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When heritage values are embodied in the fabric of places, conservation of p , the authentic fabric becomes an urgent challenge This presentation describes a way to improve our ability to meet that challenge through engagement with the Association for Preservation the Association for Preservation Technology International (APT)

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In the South East Asian context authenticity can have a different meaning from the Western concept It may involve continuing customs and practices

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Authenticity of intangible traditions y g does not preclude the use in conservation of traditional technologies or new science. Both b li d t bt i d may be applied to obtain good

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WHY CONSERVE AUTHENTIC FABRIC? WHY CONSERVE AUTHENTIC FABRIC? WHY CONSERVE AUTHENTIC FABRIC? WHY CONSERVE AUTHENTIC FABRIC?

Authentic fabric is physical evidence of history – it provides access to truth

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Authentic fabric provides a window through which to view history

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A concern for the conservation the authentic fabric of ancient buildings was raised in the 19th Century by William Morris John Ruskin and William Morris, John Ruskin and

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for the Protection of Ancient Buildings (SPAB) known as ‘Anti- S ’ b f i i i Scrape’ because of its opposition to aggressive restoration SPAB till d t f th f SPAB still advocates for the care of heritage places

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The Australia ICOMOS Charter for Places on Cultural Significance, 1979 (revised 1999) Principles for the Conservation of Heritage Sites in China, 2000 Hoi An Protocols for Best Conservation Practice in ASIA, 2009 1979 (revised 1999) – developed from the Venice Charter , 1964

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How does tourism impact conservation? Can good outcomes How should tourism be managed at heritage places? co se vat o ? Ca good outco es be obtained by clarity of purpose? e tage p aces?

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Technologies for fabric conservation are expanding with i tifi h d b d i scientific research and by drawing from advances in art conservation

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The rapid growth of urban centres , particularly in S E Asia, has b ht b t l i i i ith brought about a looming crisis with reinforced concrete structures

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Concrete surface failure – man made Concrete surface failure - natural Concrete failure due to environment Concrete failure due to corrosion of steel

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Reaction between alkali and aggregate - one form of failure with serious consequences for some concrete structures

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Villa in Phra Nakhon, Bangkok Old Shophouse in Tha Pae, Chiang Mai a

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Aged traditional yellow lime coating on a building in Croatia Ferrous sulphate coloured limewash applied in 1891 near Sydney, Australia

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Yellow colouring on French colonial villa in Champasak, Laos Yellow colouring on stucco of French colonial influenced temple co o a v a C a pasa , aos e c co o a ue ced te p e in Champasak, Laos

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Yellow colouring on French colonial building in Hue, Vietnam Yellow colouring on French colonial villa in Hanoi, Vietnam

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Yellow colouring still visible on shophouse in George Town, Penang Yellow colouring visible on abandoned shophouse in George s op ouse Geo ge

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e a g aba do ed s op ouse Geo ge Town, Penang

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Modern yellow colouring on 1930s concrete History Museum in Hanoi designed by Hebrard Modern interpretation of traditional yellow colouring in George Town, Penang

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The traditional yellow colouring which has been used for centuries is inexpensive has been used for centuries is inexpensive and simple to make and easy to apply. It lasts longer than modern coatings and is far better for the conservation of porous masonry structures

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1830s Tasmanian farm building coated with traditional yellow limewash 2010

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www apti org www.apti.org The Association for Preservation Technology International provides a gy p network and system of advanced information transfer to assist conservation efforts worldwide Through the Australasia Chapter APT is working towards establishing Through the Australasia Chapter APT is working towards establishing professional networking and knowledge transfer in S E Asia

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