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Moravian College • Preservation Master Plan Preservation Brief 40 Preserving Historic Ceramic Tile Floors Anne E. Grimmer and Kimberly A. Konrad. Summarizes the historical use of glazed and unglazed ceramic tiles as a traditional flooring material, and describes different types of tiles, including quarry tiles, encaustic tiles, geometric tiles, and mosaic tiles. Provides useful guidance for maintaining and preserving historic ceramic tile flooring, on cleaning treatments, and on protective and code-required slip-resistant coatings. Also contains information on various repair options, as well as the selective replacement of damaged tiles and useful sources for replacement tiles. 16 pages. 25 illustrations. 1996. Preservation Brief 41 The Seismic Retrofit of Historic Buildings: Keeping Preservation in the Forefront David Look, AIA, Terry Wong, and Sylvia Rose Augustus. Discusses the issues of protecting historic buildings in seismic areas from earthquake damage. Stresses the importance of working with a team of specialists familiar with historic building construction and the alternative approaches to seismic retrofit that make a building safe without destroying significant historic materials. Provides essential guidance on evaluating historic buildings, the extent of strengthening to consider, design approaches, and the visual impact of these changes. 16 pages. 37 illustrations. 1997. Preservation Brief 42 The Maintenance, Repair, and Replacement of Historic Cast Stone Richard Pieper. Defines cast stone as a building material and provides a brief history of its manufacture and use. Discusses the causes of its deterioration, repairable conditions, and methods of repair. Also addresses the replication and replacement of historic cast stone installations, and the use of cast stone as a substitute replacement material for natural stone. 16 pages. 26 illustrations. 2001. The following Preservation Briefs are available in hardcopy form for individual purchase at the price indicated. They are also available for free online at the NPS website. Preservation Brief 43 The Preparation and Use of Historic Structure Reports Deborah Slaton. Defines the historic structure report and provides a historical overview of its use. Outlines an entire procedure for preparing it taking a team approach. Topics in the Brief include historical/archival research, site inspection, evaluation, and treatment recommendations, the organization and contents of the report itself, and how the report is applied to the development of design and construction documents and implementation of work. 16 pages. 25 illustrations. 2004. GPO stock number: 024-005-01191-9 ($2.50 per copy). Preservation Brief 44 The Use of Awnings on Historic Buildings: Repair, Replacement and New Design Chad Randl. Provides a comprehensive overview of the practical and aesthetic use of various types of awnings over time. Presents guidance for their maintenance, preservation and repair. Discusses the circumstances under which awning replacement is appropriate, as well as how to achieve a compatible design for new awnings on historic buildings. 16 pages. 25 illustrations. 2004. GPO stock number: 024-005- 01222-2 ($2.75 per copy). John Milner Associates • October 2009 • Appendix B • NPS Technical Publications • 390
Moravian College • Preservation Master Plan Preservation Brief 45 Preserving Historic Wooden Porches Aleca Sullivan and John Leeke. Explains how to assess the condition of historic porches; provides detailed procedures for proper maintenance and repair, and includes measures to address code issues. Provides a range of information from the selection of materials to guidance on contemporary alterations. 20 pages. 30 illustrations. 2006. GPO stock number: 024-005-01240-1 ($3.00 per copy). Preservation Brief 46 The Preservation and Reuse of Historic Gas Stations Chad Randl. Provides guidance on assessing the significance of historic gas stations and encourages their preservation by providing information on the maintenance and repair of existing structures. Describes appropriate Rehabilitation treatments, including conversions for new functions when the historic use is no longer feasible. 16 pages. 27 illustrations. 2008. GPO stock number: 024-005-01264-8 ($4.50 per copy). Preservation Brief 47 Maintaining the Exterior of Small and Medium Size Historic Buildings Sharon Park, FAIA. Discusses the benefits of regular inspection, monitoring, and seasonal maintenance work for historic buildings. Provides guidance on maintenance treatments for historic building exteriors. 16 pages. 18 illustrations. 2006. GPO stock number: 024-005-01252-4 ($3.25 per copy). Preservation Tech Notes Intended for practitioners in the preservation field such as architects, contractors, and maintenance personnel, the Preservation Tech Notes series provides practical information on traditional practices and innovative techniques for successfully maintaining, restoring and preserving historic buildings. The reports are categorized by significant architectural features or preservation issues. Each report identifies a specific preservation problem, recommends innovative solutions and includes one or more relevant case studies. Some of the Preservation Tech Notes titles are available for free online at and are indicated by underline in the list below. The online versions differ somewhat from the printed editions. Illustrations are in color, captions are simplified, and some complex charts have been omitted. Doors No. 1: Historic Garage and Carriage Doors: Rehabilitation Solutions. Bonnie Halda, AIA (1989). Exterior Woodwork No. 1: Proper Painting and Surface Preparation. Sharon Park, AIA. (1986). No. 2: Paint Removal from Wood Siding. Alan O’Bright (1986). No. 3: Log Crown Repair and Selective Replacement Using Epoxy and Fiberglass Reinforcing Bars. Harrison Goodall (1989). No. 4: Protecting Woodwork Against Decay Using Borate Preservatives. Ron Sheetz and Charles Fisher (1993). John Milner Associates • October 2009 • Appendix B • NPS Technical Publications • 391
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