Conclusion

The second part of this article on rehabilitation with steel takes a look at the use of steel in complex rehabilitation projects, such as elevations, extensions and facade work involving the retention of historic walls only. The techniques and examples presented demonstrate the relevance of steel construction for these types of projects.

The article also deals with the adaptation of buildings to new constraints, such as changing their use and improving their fire resistance or acoustic performance, for example... Taking into account and repairing corrosion, but also adapting existing buildings to new situations such as earthquakes or ground subsidence, is also covered.

Façade rehabilitation is also an important part of thermal rehabilitation work, such as cladding walls made of façade elements or composite panels. These techniques are presented...