Preserving Legacy Buildings

Marion F. Mecklenburg · Charles S. Tumosa · Alan Pride

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Conservation Techniques and Studies Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation Building materials and conservation

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Although preserving museum collections is vital, it is equally important to consider the failure mechanisms of the buildings that house those collections. A combination of research, survey, and experience with high-profile buildings at the Smithsonian Institution has led to broadening the indoor environmental guidelines. The new environmental guidelines are 45% RH ±8% RH and 70°F (21°C) ±4oF (2°C).

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