Insulation historical buildings from the inside
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Issue Vol. 15 No. 3 (2019)
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Functioning of historic ruins on an example Castle in Janowiec
7-17
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Insulation historical buildings from the inside
18-27
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Spatial transformations of Wrocław in the first half of the 19th century resulting from the dismantling of municipal fortifications
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The Tatary district as the first modern multidwelling residential estate in Lublin
Urban development concepts and architectural solutions34-41 -
Multimedia John Paul II park – conceptual project of an educational path in the district of Czuby in Lublin
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The state of wooden housing architecture preservation from the interwar period in cities of the Lublin region. Protection possibilities
49-58
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Social exclusion of people with disabilities in the local community. Barrier-free architecture on the example of Rehabilitation and Leisure Center in Okuninka, Poland
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Transformations of the transport system of the city of Lublin as a city-forming factor
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The architecture of the Nałęczów Nursery in the context of designing kindergarten and care facilities
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This article focuses on the problem of thermal insulation of historical buildings. This issue is very important, especially for historical buildings and those not covered by any form of preservation maintenance. In the case of thermal insulation of this type of buildings, we often have to deal with irretrievable loss of architectural values and even with stripping the buildings from their history and identity and often turning them into architectural monstrosity. The article refers to both aesthetic, legal and technical issues, which should be kept in mind before planning thermal modernisation. It indicates the most common technical and system errors and points to certain changes that can minimise the problem of uncontrolled styrofoam covering of historical buildings.
