A case study: the rehabilitation of residential buildings in Parque Alcosa district, analysis of common diseases and intervention proposal
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.12.112Keywords:
Building rehabilitation, building pathology, differential movement, expansive claisAbstract
The Parque Alcosa district is located in northwestern area of Seville. It consists of 10,640 public housing development, that was promoted throughout the years 69-72 by the builder Alfredo Corral. There are three different building types which correspond to the different building stages. This article focuses on the the first one, which includes the streets, Ciudad de Jativa, Gandía, Sueca, Onteniente, Carcagente, Burjasot, Godella, Alfafar, Buñol, Paterna y Oliva. The present paper provides a constructive analisys of common building pathologies in phase 1 of Parque Alcosa, related to the potentially expansive features of the land where it is located. This paper also describes the structural sollutions for the projected intervention designed by the architect who subscribes, and was supported by the Public Land Company of Andalusia, under the Singular Building Rehabilitation program.
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