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Heritage Building Materials[edit]

Materials, Tools, and Technology[edit]

Introduction - What is Culture Heritage ?: Cultural heritage; Cultural property; Antiquarian; Collecting; Collectable; List of collectibles; Antiquities; Folklore; Oral history; Collective memory; Language preservation; Ethnobotany; Rare breed (agriculture); Heirloom plant; Virtual heritage; Material culture; Archaeological culture; Values (heritage); Value pluralism; Intrinsic value (ethics); World Heritage Site; World Monuments Fund; Cultural heritage management; Heritage tourism; Cultural Properties of Japan
International conventions: UNESCO Convention on the Protection of the Underwater Cultural Heritage; Masterpieces of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity; Athens Charter (preservation); Roerich Pact; Hague Convention for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict; Venice Charter; Barcelona Charter; International Council on Monuments and Sites; International Committee of the Blue Shield; Cultural property law; Art repatriation; Applied ethics; Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act
Conservation: Conservation-restoration; Conservator-restorer; Conservator; Conservation science; Historic paint analysis; Object conservation; Painting restoration; Collections care; Book; Book collecting; Frame conservation; Conservation and restoration of ivory objects; Conservation and restoration of iron and steel objects; Conservation and restoration of metals; Conservation and restoration of copper-based objects; Conservation and restoration of silver objects; Conservation and restoration of glass objects; Stained glass conservation; Architectural conservation; Building restoration; Reconstruction (architecture); Artifact (archaeology); Assemblage (archaeology); Stewardship; Historic preservation; Principles of Intelligent Urbanism; Sustainable preservation; Conservation in the United Kingdom
List of demolished buildings and structures: Abbey of Orosh; Ajyad Fortress; Avala Tower; Barzan Palace; Stadtschloss, Berlin; Bok House; Bökelbergstadion; Broerkerk; Carlton Bloc; Casa de Castro Gómez; Caseros Prison; Coal Exchange (London); Deutschlandhalle; Devil's Tower (Gibraltar); Georgi Dimitrov Mausoleum; Erivan Fortress; Esso Tower; Estádio da Luz (1954); Fort Saint Michael; Fort Sint-Michiel (Venlo); Fryerns Comprehensive School; Golm transmitter; Salle des Concerts Herz; Hôpital de la Charité; Hôtel Grimod de La Reynière; Hôtel Thellusson; Huis Honselaarsdijk; Huis ter Nieuwburg; Stadionul Ilie Oană (1937); Stadionul Ion Moina (1911); Ipatiev House; Ismaning radio transmitter; Jean Bunoz Sports Hall; Kazanowski Palace; Königsberg Castle; Kotowski Palace; Leipziger Platz 12; Lelewel Palace; Lines of Contravallation of Gibraltar; List of tallest voluntarily demolished buildings; Love Land (China); Mathematics Tower, Manchester; Monument to Simion Murafa, Alexei Mateevici and Andrei Hodorogea; Moskva Pool; Mühlacker radio transmitter; Stadionul Municipal (Brașov, old); National Kaiser Wilhelm Monument; Stadionul Național (1953); Nicosia Old General Hospital; Odinstårnet; Palace II; Palácio Monroe; Pichilemu post-office building; Poltegor Centre; Raimundo Saporta Pavilion; Reception Tower Utlandshörn; Stadionul Republicii; Rokumeikan; Stadionul Romcomit; Royal Castle, Warsaw; Royal Opera House, Valletta; Ryōunkaku; Saxon Palace; Seaman's Hospital; St Faith's Church, Winchester; Stade Bergeyre; Stadio delle Alpi; Stalin Monument (Budapest); Stalin Monument (Prague); Sundrome; Sutyagin House; Takia-ye Dawlat; Teatro Odeón; Theatro D. Pedro II; Theatro Lyrico Fluminense; Tuileries Palace; Turnul Colței; Stadionul Venus; Windsor Tower (Madrid); Yeongeunmun; National Register of Historic Places; African-American historic places; Architectural photographers; Contributing property; Cultural landscape; History of the National Register of Historic Places; Jails and prisons listed on the National Register of Historic Places; Keeper of the Register; List of heritage registers; List of U.S. National Historic Landmarks by state; List of threatened historic sites in the United States; National Heritage Area; National Historic Sites (United States); National Register of Historic Places property types; Public history; Register of Culturally Significant Property; State historic preservation office; National Trust (disambiguation)
Introduction to Materials Technology: Materials science; History of materials science; Atomic packing factor; Bio-based material; Biomaterial; Bioplastic; Carbon nanotube; Ceramic forming techniques; Ceramic engineering; Colloidal crystal; Composite material; Crystallography; Electron crystallography; Electron diffraction; Forensic engineering; List of materials science journals; List of important publications in chemistry; Liquid crystal; List of emerging technologies; List of important publications in physics; List of scientific journals; List of materials analysis methods; Thermal analysis; Metallurgy; Mineralogy; Molecular modelling; Nanomaterials; Nanotechnology; Neutron diffraction; Glass databases; Polymer engineering; Quenching; Stereochemistry; Single crystal; Sintering; Sol-gel; Solid-state chemistry; Supramolecular chemistry; Timeline of materials technology; Transparency and translucency; Tribology; X-ray crystallography
Traditional Building Materials: Building material; List of building materials; Alternative natural materials; Mineral; Mineral collecting; List of minerals; List of minerals (complete); Cave of the Crystals; List of meteorite minerals; Dietary mineral; List of famous gemstones; List of decorative stones; Rock (geology); List of rock types; Rock cycle; Clay; Clay minerals; Bentonite; Clay pit; Expansive clay; London Clay; Paper clay; Ceramic; Industrial plasticine; Plasticine; Pottery; Vertisol; Lime (material); Calcium oxide; Calcium hydroxide; Hydraulic lime; Limewater; Lime plaster; Lime mortar; Whitewash; Natural material; Alabaster; Anhydrite; Calcium sulfate; Calcium sulfate (data page); Gypcrust; Phosphogypsum; Selenite (mineral); Bathybius haeckelii; Chalk; Gypsum; Calcite; Ikaite; Ocean acidification; Yule Marble
Materials and appropriate technology: Appropriate technology; Adobe; Agency for Non-conventional Energy and Rural Technology; Air well (condenser); Annualized geo solar; Appropedia; Bamboo bicycle; Baptist well drilling; Bicycle; BiPu; Briquette; Ceramic water filter; Classmate PC; Clean Tech Nation; The Clean Tech Revolution; Cloth filter; Cob (material); Coil pump; Composting toilet; Cook stove; Coolgardie safe; Dew pond; Digital textbook; Dutch brick; Earthbag construction; Embrace (non-profit); Fog collection; Fonio husking machine; Freight bicycle; Gemini Somatics; Hand pump; Hempcrete; Hexayurt; Hippo water roller; Honey bucket; Akhtar Hameed Khan; Latrine; Lava filter; Lemote; LifeStraw; Light clay; Liter of Light; Lò trấu; Malibu Hydro; MHealth; Micro hydro; Netbook; Nettop; Open-source-appropriate technology; Orangi Pilot Project; Outhouse; Papyrus sanitary pad; Personal Internet Communicator; Phase-change incubator; Pico hydro; PlayPower; Portable Aqua Unit for Lifesaving; Pot-in-pot refrigerator; Rainwater harvesting; Rainwater harvesting in Kerala; Rainwater harvesting in the United Kingdom; Rainwater tank; Renewable energy; Roughing filter; Roundabout PlayPump; Safe bottle lamp; Safe household water storage; Scannebago; Screenless hammer mill; Simputer; Single-wire earth return; Slow sand filter; Sludging; Soft energy technology; Solar chimney; Solar rickshaw; Solar water disinfection; Solar-powered desalination unit; Spiral pump; Spring box; Strychnos; Superadobe; Synthetic biology; The Liberator (CEB press); Time switch; Treadle pump; Universal Nut Sheller; VIA pc-1 Initiative; Village-level operation and maintenance (pumps); Water timer; Waterladder pump; Whirlwind wheelchair; Whole Earth Catalog; Windcatcher; World Habitat Awards; Zero-emissions vehicle; Compressed earth block; Mudbrick; Rammed earth; Plaster; Joint compound; Stucco; Polished plaster; Pargeting; Passive fire protection; Wattle and daub; Lath and plaster; Earthen plaster; Timber framing; Ceramic houses; Quincha; Intonaco; Plasterwork
Natural Fibers and Organic Materials: Natural building; Chirpici; Rice-hull bagwall construction; Straw-bale construction; Vernacular architecture; Cast earth; Flax; Natural fiber; Jute; Guinean mangroves; Hemp; Bast fibre; Cotton; Coir; Cash crop; Abacá; Sisal; Ramie; Jute cultivation; Cellulose; Lignin
Wood and woodworks: Wood; List of woods; History of construction; History of wood carving; Woodway House; Wood preservation; List of Arecaceae genera; Date palm; Arecaceae; Mangrove tree distribution; Mangrove; Lumber; Woodworking; Wood glue; Workbench (woodworking); Wood warping
Concrete and cement materials: Concrete; Abrams cone; Abrams test; Accelerated curing; Autoclaved aerated concrete; AFm phase; Afwillite; Aggregate (composite); Air entrainment; Alkali–aggregate reaction; Alkali–carbonate reaction; Alkali–silica reaction; AltusGroup; Anchorage in reinforced concrete; Asphalt concrete; Barrier cable; Béton brut; Biogenic sulfide corrosion; Biorock; Bomanite; Brucite; Bughole-induced outgassing; Calcium silicate hydrate; Carbon grid; Carbonatation; Cast stone; Cement; Cement accelerator; Cement chemist notation; Cement kiln; Climbing formwork; Clinker (cement); Conco; Concrete cancer; Concrete canoe; Concrete cover; Concrete degradation; Concrete densifier; Concrete float; Concrete fracture analysis; Concrete landscape curbing; Concrete leveling; Concrete mixer; Concrete moisture meter; Concrete plant; Concrete pump; Concrete recycling; Concrete shell; Concrete ship; Concrete slab; Concrete slump test; Concrete step barrier; Concrete sulfate attack; Construction aggregate; Continuous flight augering; Continuous pour concrete; Cover meter; Crack spacing of reinforced concrete; Creep and shrinkage of concrete and their effects in structures; Decorative concrete; Diamond grinding of pavement; Ducrete; Ductal; Dyecrete; Electrical resistivity measurement of concrete; Energetically modified cement; Engineered cementitious composite; Environmental impact of concrete; Epoxy Moisture Control System (Flooring); Equivalent Concrete Performance Concept; Eternit; Ettringite; Expanded polystyrene concrete; Faux bois; Ferrocement; Fiber-reinforced concrete; Fibre cement; Filigree concrete; Firth Concrete; Flexicore; Flow table test; Fly ash; Foam Index; Fondu fyre; Form liner; Formwork; Friedel's salt; Geopolymer concrete; Glass fiber reinforced concrete; Granolithic; Great Northern Concrete Toboggan Race; Ground granulated blast-furnace slag; Grout; Grouting; Gunite; Gypsum concrete; High-performance fiber-reinforced cementitious composites; Hollow-core slab; Hycrete; Hydrodemolition; Hydrophobic concrete; Hypertufa; Incinerator bottom ash; Industrial coating; Mineral hydration; Modified Compression Field Theory; Mo-Sai; Mortar (masonry); Mudcrete; Papercrete; Portland cement; Pondcrete; Pulverised fuel ash; Reinforced concrete; Reinforced solid; Rebar; Rice hulls; Roman concrete; Roman Architectural Revolution; Salt-concrete; Saltcrete; Sandjacking; Saturated-surface-dry; Segregation in concrete; Self-consolidating concrete; Silicate mineral paint; Kieselkalk; Sodium silicate; Soil cement; White Portland cement; Screed; Concrete masonry unit
Brick and Stone Buildings: Freemasonry; Mission San Xavier del Bac; Millwork (building material); Stonemasonry; Roof; Ceiling; Floor; Wall; Masonry; Hassan Fathy; Qalat (fortress); Cas di torto; Stone carving; Stone sculpture; Stone wall; Slipform stonemasonry; Bricklayer; Dry stone; Brick; Amsterdam School; Bath brick; Fire brick; Fareham red brick; Fire clay; Medieval letter tile; Mudbrick stamp; Polychrome brickwork; Roman brick; Glossary of British bricklaying; List of Brick Gothic buildings; List of Brick Romanesque buildings; Belgian marble; Anamosa Limestone; Ancaster stone; Barre Granite; Beer Quarry Caves; Bluestone; Brownstone; Caen stone; Cantera (stone); Coade stone; Cobblestone; Cobblestone architecture; Crushed stone; Decomposed granite; Dimension stone; Fieldstone; Flagstone; Flint; Global Heritage Stone Resource; Grating; Gravel; Hamstone; Harz granite; Headington stone; Horsham Stone; Indiana Limestone; Kashmir gold; Kashmir white granite; Kentish Ragstone; Ketton stone; List of types of marble; Nubian Sandstone; Opus incertum; Oamaru stone; Opus mixtum; Opus quadratum; Opus spicatum; Opus vittatum; Perpend stone; Portland stone; Potsdam Sandstone; Pulhamite; Purbeck Marble; Purbeck stone; Quarry-faced stone; Rag-stone; Riprap; Rubble; Rubble masonry; Rușchița marble; Sillar; Sioux Quartzite; Slate; Staddle stones; Sussex Marble; Tennessee marble; Totternhoe Stone; Tuffeau stone; Tyndall stone; Verd antique; Westchester marble; Yorkstone; St Peter's Church, Hockwold; St Mary's Church, Barnes; Great Living Chola Temples; Salt Lake Assembly Hall; Halifax City Hall; North Point Water Tower; Hokie Stone; Captain Stone House; Royal Palace of Amsterdam; Marble Palace; Victoria Memorial (India); Luke Brown House; Tomb of Sher Shah Suri; Secretariat Building, New Delhi; Tomb of I'timād-ud-Daulah; Queen Victoria Building; Petra; People's Palace; Monument Lefebvre; Petra papyri; Sri Digambar Jain Lal Mandir; Humayun's Tomb; Claystone; Bloomsburg Formation; Kimmeridge Clay; Weald Clay; Al-Khod Conglomerate; Jasper conglomerate; Limestone; List of types of limestone; Limestone (CDP), Maine; Maine School of Science and Mathematics; Limestone, Maine; Mudstone; Boonton Formation; Passaic Formation; Sandstone; Old Red Sandstone; Old Port Formation; Indian God Rock; Holystone; Siltstone; Knapping; Gable stone; Metal; Periodic table (metals and nonmetals); Classes of metals; Metal hydroxide; List of commercially available roofing material; Red List building materials
Wood Insects: Termite; Termite shield; Woodworm; Woodboring beetle; Nanotoxicology; Coatonachthodes ovambolandicus; Decompiculture; Stigmergy; Xylophagy; Ambrosia beetle; Common furniture beetle; Deathwatch beetle; Chalcophora japonica; Powderpost beetle; Old-house borer; Formica rufa group; Carpenter ant
Tools: Masonry trowel; Trowel; Brickwork; Bucket; Hybrid masonry; Braced Frame; Kunai; Shuriken; Hammer; Utility knife; Lath; Nail (fastener); Sand; Hair; Color wash; Polycarbonate; Drywall; Seashell; Fiberglass; Horsehair; Sawdust; Broom; Hawk (plasterer's tool); Milk crate; Putty knife; Brush; Sponge (material); Tar paper; Kraft paper; Cast Courts (Victoria and Albert Museum); Roughcast; Concrete saw; Diamond tool; Diamond blade; Hammer drill; Drill; Drill (disambiguation); Boring (manufacturing); Drifter (drill); Dental drill; Chisel; Burin; Spud bar; Bush hammer; Feather duster; Floor buffer; Tool; List of timber framing tools; List of tool-lending libraries; Tool and die maker; Hataki; Mop; Mop bucket cart; Needlegun scaler; Pipe cleaner; Abrasive blasting; Squeegee; Tawashi; Blade; Bolt cutter; Broaching (metalworking); Ceramic tile cutter; Coping saw; Countersink; Cutting tool (machining); Diagonal pliers; Drawknife; Drill bit; Emery cloth; File (tool); Fretsaw; Posser; Acoustic cleaning; Wire brush; Froe; Glass cutter; Grater; Grinding wheel; Hand saw; Knife; Miter saw; Nail clipper; Pipecutter; Plane (tool); Pocket knife; Rasp; Razor; Reamer; Sandpaper; Saw; Scalpel; Scissors; Snips; Steel wool; Surform; Switchblade; Water jet cutter; Wire stripper; Adze; Adjustable spanner; Block plane; Shovel; Brace (tool); Bradawl; Breaker bar; Card scraper; Cat's paw (nail puller); Clamp (tool); Crowbar (tool); Fish tape; Grease gun (tool); Hex key; Impact driver; Jack (device); Locking pliers; Lug wrench; Mallet; Mitre box; Monkey wrench; Multi-tool; Nut driver; Paint roller; Pincers (tool); Pipe wrench; Pliers; Plumber wrench; Plumber's snake; Plunger; Punch down tool; Tongue-and-groove pliers; Staple gun; Spike maul; Sledgehammer; Antique tool; Arbor press; Gear shaper; Hobbing; Milling cutter; Machine tool; Architect's scale; Chalk line; Beam compass; Caliper; Compass (drafting); Steel square; Spirit level; Set square; Ruler; Tape measure; T-square; Engineer's scale; Flat spline; Combination square; Angle grinder; Bandsaw; Belt sander; Blow torch; Circular saw; Oxy-fuel welding and cutting; Crusher; Hot-melt adhesive; Impact wrench; Jackhammer; Jigsaw (power tool); Jointer; Nail gun; Power trowel; Halligan bar; Flashlight; Ladder; Pencil; Pencil sharpener; Sawhorse; Toolbox; Workbench; Vise; Head crusher; Kelly tool; Lewis (lifting appliance); Non-explosive demolition agents; Plug and feather; Stonemason's hammer; Straightedge; Flushwork; Repointing; Scabbling; Tuckpointing; Hardstone carving; Mosaic; Cold saw; Burr (cutter); Endmill; Nibbler; Tool bit; Shear (sheet metal); Screw press; Punch press; English wheel; Brake (sheet metal bending); Die (manufacturing); Drift pin; Machinist square; Piercing saw; Tongs; Tap and die; Rotary table; Magnetic base; Jig (tool); Center gauge; Vernier scale; Anvil; Forge; Trip hammer; Swage block; Hardy tool; Casting; Hammer-headed tenon
appendices: Birdsmouth joint; Dado (joinery); Bridle joint; Dovetail joint; Knee (construction); Hewing; Whipsaw; Chainsaw mill; Sawmill; Ashlar; Wood art; Hardwood; Softwood; Varnish; French polish; Wood stain; Heat bending of wood; Glossary of woodworking; Glossary of meteoritics; Metalworking terminology