I 1. Architectural Assessment:
Each group will conduct an architectural assessment of their selected building using common architectural heritage assessment techniques.
These techniques may include visual inspection, non-destructive testing, and material sampling. You are encouraged to use resources such as books, articles, and online sources to guide your assessment
2. Building Report:
Each group will prepare a building report, which should include the following sections:
– Introduction: An overview of the building, including its history and architectural significance.
Architectural Features: A detailed description of the building’s architectural features, such as its façade, roof, windows, and doors.
Current Condition: A description of the building’s current condition, including any visible damage, structural issues, or signs of deterioration.
– Threats to Preservation: An analysis of any potential threats to the building’s preservation, such as environmental factors, human activity, or neglect.
Preservation and Conservation Techniques: A list of preservation and conservation techniques that could be implemented to safeguard the building, including routine maintenance, repair and restoration, and measures to prevent damage from natural disasters.
3. ur project should include detailed assessment of your selected building;
Building documentation through drawings, photographs, sketches, and written descriptions is needed.
Building condition report on points of damage and in need of preservation work is also needed. The damages should be specifically described through written form and photographs, and their locations should be indicated on separate drawings. The various building components should also be addressed properly.
based on the above information write a report for the following question
