Correction of Differential Settlements in Mexico City's Metropolitan Cathedral and Sagrario Church
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Correction of Differential Settlements in Mexico City's Metropolitan Cathedral and Sagrario Church

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Correction of Differential Settlements in Mexico City's Metropolitan Cathedral and Sagrario Church

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This book describes the geotechnical aspects for correcting the geometry of Mexico City´s Metropolitan Cathedral and of the adjoining Sagrario Church. It describes the main aspects of geotechnical conditions in the city and of the most important hazards affecting these monuments. It discusses the analyses performed and the actions taken to achieve the corrections required. The book aims to provide non-specialists with a clear picture of the magnitude and importance of the project and of the achievements it fulfilled. It is expected that the book will also appeal to specialized geotechnical engineers that will be provided with references to follow up the project in depth. The book will contain a large number of illustrations and will be written so as to provide "down to earth" explanations of the basic theories applied and of the actual construction procedures

The work will appeal to both students and professionals in the fields of Architecture and Civil Engineering. It will also interest specialized audiences of geotechnical engineers and conservation architects and it may also be of value to art historians.

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Publisher
CRC Press
Year
2019
ISBN
9781000725766

Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Half Title
  3. Series Page
  4. Title
  5. Copyright
  6. Contents
  7. Foreword
  8. Preface
  9. 1 Introduction
  10. 2 Description of foundations, general structural characteristics
  11. 3 Foundation modifications
  12. 4 Characteristics of the subsoil
  13. 5 Regional subsidence
  14. 6 Geotechnical diagnosis
  15. 7 Solutions analyzed
  16. 8 Underexcavation at the Cathedral and at the Sagrario
  17. 9 Geometrical correction achieved
  18. 10 Assessment of mortar injections
  19. 11 Hardening the subsoil
  20. 12 Observed behaviour
  21. 13 Final remarks
  22. References
  23. Appendix A Archaeological aspects
  24. Appendix B General chronological account of the Cathedral and of the Sagrario Church
  25. Appendix C Master builders, architects and engineers
  26. Appendix D Geotechnical dissemination of the project
  27. Index
  28. Series Built Heritage and Geotechnics