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Home > Article > Post-Earthquake Reparability of Buildings: The Role of Non-Structural Elements

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Post-Earthquake Reparability of Buildings: The Role of Non-Structural Elements

Sullivan TJ. 2020. Post-earthquake reparability of buildings: the role of non-structural elements. Structural Engineering International. 30(2):217-223. doi:10.1080/10168664.2020.1724525.

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