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42086
Type
chapter
Titre
Analysis of structural and geotechnical behaviour. Case study: consolidation of the basement floor of the Catete Palace, Rio de Janeiro
Langues
English
Auteurs
Puccioni, Silvia
Lieu de publication
Washington
Pays de publication
United States
Maison d'édition
ICOMOS United States
Date
1987
Pages
p. 467-474
Titre de la source
Old cultures in new worlds. 8th ICOMOS General Assembly and International Symposium. Programme report - Compte rendu
Titre de conférence
ICOMOS 8th General Assembly: Old Cultures in New Worlds
Lieu de conférence
Washington D.C., United States
Date de conférence
10-15 October 1987
Mots-clés
structural surveys / geotechnical surveys / consolidation of the basement / reinforcement / palaces / conservation of historic monuments
Pays mentionnés
Brazil
Monuments et sites
Catete Palace, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Résumé en anglais
The Catete Palace, formerly the residence of Antonio Clemente Pinto, Baron of Nova Friburgo and a wealthy coffee planter, was projected and built by
Gustav Waehneldt, a German engineer. Work on the building was commenced in1858 and continued until 1867, with renowned artists taking part in the construction. The edifice was sold in 1890 to the "Companhia Grande Hotel Internacional", and was transferred in 1896 to the Bank of the Republic of Brazil, becoming on that same year the property of the Federal Union for the purpose of housing the Governrnent of the Republic, a function which it continued to serve until 1960. The premises were declared a National historicaland artistic monument, under the terms of Process N° 153-T and N° 181- T , Historical Record Book, page 3, registered under n° 7, and FineArts Record Book, page 5, registered under n° 20, both entries dated April 6, 1938.
Gustav Waehneldt, a German engineer. Work on the building was commenced in1858 and continued until 1867, with renowned artists taking part in the construction. The edifice was sold in 1890 to the "Companhia Grande Hotel Internacional", and was transferred in 1896 to the Bank of the Republic of Brazil, becoming on that same year the property of the Federal Union for the purpose of housing the Governrnent of the Republic, a function which it continued to serve until 1960. The premises were declared a National historicaland artistic monument, under the terms of Process N° 153-T and N° 181- T , Historical Record Book, page 3, registered under n° 7, and FineArts Record Book, page 5, registered under n° 20, both entries dated April 6, 1938.
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