Construction Techniques in South and Southeast Asia

A History

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Carefully following their historical development, this volume describes the various construction techniques in southern Asia. Readers get acquainted successively with the techniques of carpentry layout, the setting of bricks, stone-cutting and stereotomy, as well as binders and plasterwork. With the help of drawings and photographs it is illustrated how the various difficulties subsequently encountered were met.
The combination of the author’s firm background in architecture, as well as an in-depth knowledge of the region itself, make this handbook volume into a unique reference for students of (the history of) building techniques and architecture.

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Preliminary Material
Pages: I–VII
Introduction
Pages: 1–7
Layout and Dimensions
Pages: 9–20
Wood and Carpentry
Pages: 21–35
Wood, Supports and Stiles
Pages: 37–45
Stone and Stonecutting
Pages: 59–69
Binders and Plasterworks
Pages: 71–77
Overhauls and Repairs
Pages: 79–85
Conclusion
Pages: 87–90
Bibliography
Pages: 91
List of Illustrations
Pages: 93–102
Glossary
Pages: 103–105
Index of Monuments and Sites
Pages: 107–108
Photographs & Figures
Pages: p1–fig 88
Jacques Dumarçay (EFEO) is a retired architect and has taken part in the restoration of several monuments in Cambodia and Indonesia.
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