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, 2021 Adaptive Reuse is defined as the process of adapting an object to a new function while retaining its authentic architectural characteristics and values. The process seeks to preserve the existing physical structure as much as possible, to preserve the historical value of the heritage, leaving the possibility for repair refurbishment and adding of the ...
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A case study on adaptive reuse potential (ARP) of high street brand closures in Glasgow using GIS
, 2021 The closures of high street brand clothing and home furnishing stores in the UK have been on the rise. However, the closures could be considered as the start of an evolution that leads to an adaptive reuse of the commercial properties. This study aims to
Steinberg, Maximillian
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Journal of Architecture, Art & Humanistic Science, 2019 The preservation of the architectural heritage is an integral part of the process of preserving the cultural identity. The preservation of the heritage buildings is an integrated process that must be applied in all its aspects.
Fatma Hussein
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Buildings, 2023 In recent years, the adaptive reuse of abandoned and underutilized cultural heritage has proven to be a sustainable winning strategy for the implementation of a new model of urban development centered on the principles of the circular economy.
Lucia Della Spina +3 more
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MATEC Web of Conferences, 2016 The adaptive reuse project requires complete and accurate historical information and high levels of expertise from the project team members. Within the typology of adaptive reuse projects, the ability to capture and transfer the unique set of experience ...
Alauddin Kartina +3 more
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Revista de Arquitectura (Bogotá), 2023 Today, many publications on architecture address the topic of adaptive reuse as a current movement which involves recycling old abandoned structures according to the principles of the circular economy with the purpose of reducing damage to the ...
Alberto Cedeño Valdiviezo
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Harmonious Architecture and Adaptive Reuse: Urban Gastro-Lounge in Prishtina
, 2021 The city of Prishtina has constantly been changing in urban, architectural, and technological terms. This has political, ecological, economic, and cultural consequences, especially in the downtown area, where higher-density, taller office buildings and ...
RINË ZOGIANI NUSHI +4 more
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Land, 2021 Preserving and highlighting cultural heritage is directly related to sustainable development. The adaptive reuse of cultural heritage buildings and traditional settlements can be a core issue in the implementation of a circular economy strategy ...
Anastasia Vythoulka +3 more
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Key factors for revitalising heritage buildings through adaptive reuse
Buildings & CitiesThis study investigates the preservation through adaptive reuse of derelict heritage buildings at risk of demolition in urban settings in New Brunswick, Canada.
Émilie Savoie +2 more
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Adaptive Reuse as a Tool for Sustainability: Tate Modern and Bilgi University Cases
Proceedings of the International Conference of Contemporary Affairs in Architecture and Urbanism-ICCAUA, 2022 Examples of “adaptive reuse” have started to be applied for giving new functions to the structures in the historical environment are commonly used in the world and in Turkey. According to the current planning practice, future applications should be done
Pınar Tabak, Ayşe Sirel
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