Building rehabilitation - Restoration, reconstruction and reinforcement of supporting structures

The volume is primarily intended for professionals, but those who want to build and renovate it can also draw a lot of ideas from it. In the first chapter, the author discusses construction methods from the 1800s to 1980s. He then systematically goes through the basic supporting structures (walls, columns, slabs) and the many variations of their practical alterations, and then discusses in detail the typical structures (hanging corridors and balconies, vaults, stairs) that provide the most tasks during building renovations. Finally, it revolves around two common tasks, floor extension and attic installation. His problem-solving and solution proposals are all real-life, real case studies, the secret of which is that most of them are from the author's own work.