1. Studio of Conservation and Restoration Course Content Lecturer: M Sc Edlira Çoku

2. Composition of the Course Term Project Class Attendance Class Assignment and Discussion Lecturer: M Sc Edlira Çoku

3. Assignment - Topics Condensation Damp below ground Flood damage Insect damage Rising damp Woodworm Pests damage Plaster decay Masonry decay Stone decay Structural damage Window and door damage Decoration damage Lead Paint Contamination Rust Removal/ Ferrous metal Stabilization Vapor Barriers Paint and Weather Graffiti removal Exterior Stucco Disability Access Timber floors Roof damage Etc. Lecturer: M Sc Edlira Çoku

4. Term Project Phase 1 - Schedule of building information and knowledge - Actual conditions analysis - Urban position and surroundings - Historical and seismic analysis - Surveying (metric, materials, photos) - Building Diagnosis Lecturer: M Sc Edlira Çoku

5. Term Project Phase II - Conservation and Restoration interventions *conservation of architectural area *applying restoring methods and techniques *eliminating deteriorating factors *structural consolidation Lecturer: M Sc Edlira Çoku

6. Term Project Phase 3 - Reuse Project *giving a function *fire preventing *project without barriers - Project Report * Is the project viable and worth supporting Lecturer: M Sc Edlira Çoku

7. Course Evaluation Lecturer: M Sc Edlira Çoku

8. Bibliography Moncmanová, A., “Environmental deterioration of materials”, 2007, WIT Press Noy, E.A., “Building Survey and Report”, 2005, John Wiley & Sons International Scientific Committee on the Analysis and Restoration of Structures of Architecture Heritage (ISCARSAH), “Recommendations – ICOMOS”, 2003 Forsyth, M., “Materials and skills for historic building conservation”, 2008, Blackwell Publishing References available Lecturer: M Sc Edlira Çoku