Estudios de Consultoría Complementados para la Restauración de la Capilla Hacienda Hato Grande como Bien de Interés Cultural (Bic)

Abstract

This academic-type work has the purpose of analyzing the Chapel of the Hato Grande Presidential Hacienda, based on the criteria provided in the methods for evaluating the seismic vulnerability of existing buildings, with the particularity that it has no structure, but is composed of of load-bearing walls, with the particularity that these are loose and the materials are of low resistance, which required the search for methodologies to visually evaluate through photographic records, survey of the property, analysis of pathologies, in order to determine the level of risk and their state of vulnerability.

For this, methodologies were identified around the world that would apply to this type of construction, and which in turn would allow the evaluation of the constituent elements and various parameters are analyzed within which they are analyzed: geology, soils, geometry, foundations, states of walls, existence and condition of load-bearing elements (walls), connection of critical elements, quality of materials, dividing walls, roof elements, general state of conservation.

Finally, the results of implementing two evaluation models are presented, with which a comparison is made regarding the critical parameters in each one of the evaluations, as well as the general results of each method; These methods are: vulnerability index (Petrini & Benedetti, 1984) and Velasco & Tassios (INGEOMINAS, 1992).