Since the European Year of Cultural Heritage, adaptive reuse is considered a strategy for intervention on historical buildings and territories to preserve and enhance artifacts, cities, and communities. Adaptive reuse can also generate social and economic benefits. This work looks at adaptive reuse in the context of industrial heritage, which represents an excellent test benchmark because of ...
Beijingbased Vector Architects took on this ambitious adaptive reuse project, turning a 1960s sugar mill complex into new resort, Alila Yangshuo Hotel. They transformed the cluster of industrial buildings and old sugar cane truss using perforated concrete and latticed wood, creating a striking blend of old and new, all centred round a ...
proposed to adapt and reuse them to house the reception area, restaurant, multipurpose hall, library, and other common amenities. A newly added, oblong, concrete volume nearby accommodates guest suites. Its pitched roof references that of the existing structures, while an intricate network of corridors, stairways, and semiopen spaces ...
Research shows that adaptive research can be up to 16% cheaper than new construction and take 18% less time to complete a project. According to Deloitte, "Reuse of vacant structures could also give a new lease on life to the neighborhood while supporting the local economy, and enable people to stay close to their workplaces all the while ...
Lessons learned while renovating an old lumber mill into an 80,000squarefoot office and retail complex. Adaptive reuse projects can be tricky. On one hand, adaptive reuse is a great way to keep an existing (often unused or abandoned) structure and give it a new life. But these projects don't come without their own unique challenges.
Along with the socioeconomic changes in Poland after 1989 and the beginning of the industrial restructuring process, many industrial architecture objects lost their original purpose. At present, sustainable processes of reusing the building stock left over from the industrial period are proceeding. One of the possibilities includes adaptation to culturerelated goals, where such activities ...
Adaptive reuse has been successfully applied on many types of facilities around the world. It is seen as being central to strong government policy and viable development. Although buildings have been reused throughout history, new architectural interventions are seen as a creative way to breathe new life into an historic region while recreating ...
The Blackhawk Generating Station was constructed between and consisted of an assemblage of buildings; Studio Gang spearheaded the adaptive reuse of the extant structures and a new field house addition. The project is unprecedented in America: it approaches the former coalfired power plant as a historical structure, integrating multiple modern programs while preserving its original ...
The 19acre site was a gasification plant that produced coal gas used for lighting, cooking, and refrigeration. The plant also manufactured tar, lampblack, charcoal briquets, sulfur and toluene. After the plant closed in 1956, it was acquired by the city and opened to the public as a park in 1975.
Using heritage arguments as a basis, this paper proposes that the introduction of policy drivers for retention and against demolition, and the conversion of environmental value into economic uplift, are likely to be necessary conditions to encourage the retention of buildings for lower whole life carbon.
Coal Drops Yard is an example of the design intervention that unifies separate and sometimes disparate host structures to create a single project through adaptive reuse. Original Use: Coal drop ...
Plant 7 at Congdon Yards, an adaptive reuse project in High Point, North Carolina Courtesy Keith Isaas. When architect Louis Cherry first walked into the AdamsMillis Hosiery Mill, a 1920s factory in High Point, North Carolina, his jaw dropped. "It was majestic, almost like a Greek stoa," he says of the castinplace concrete structure and ...
The East Riverfront District will include new construction and adaptive reuse in a previously underutilized area of Delaware east of the Olentangy River. The project will help connect this nearly fouracre area to downtown Delaware and create new housing stock in one of the fastestgrowing counties in the country. ... Champion Mill ...
Coal was brought up to the top of the building on giant sloping conveyors for sorting in a bath of water. Dead rock was heavier than coal and would sink to the bottom while the coal would be ...
The city's Adaptive Reuse Ordinance has helped encourage the reuse of historic buildings downtown, with some 14,000 residential units created in converted buildings between 1999 and 2013. The National Trust's Preservation Green Lab is partnering with the Urban Land Institute to help other cities to learn from reuse best practices in Los ...
For those redevelopment projects, a project in WinstonSalem serves as a shining example of what a smart adaptive reuse project might achieve. The city has long been home to the tobacco company R ...
Built in 1927, the steam plant once provided power, light and heat for the entire Pullman campus. It closed in 2003 when the Grimes Way Steam Plant became operational, ending the era of using coal to fire university boilers. The building still houses two functioning gasfired boilers and a small electrical substation on its ends.
The Museum of Modern Art highlights a new generation of Chinese architects with commitment to social and environmental sustainability. Eight projects are presented, ranging from the adaptive reuse of former industrial buildings, the recycling of building materials, and the reinterpretation of ancient construction techniques, to the economic rejuvenation of rural villages or entire regions ...
A 19thcentury farmhouse hidden away in the mountains of Ibiza has been converted into a hotel, where guests stay inside earthy, minimalist suites with interiors conceived by creative director ...
PHENOMENA IN REUSE In adaptive reuse, existing building plays a very crucial role. It is directly associated with time and hence allows you to experience the age of the building.
2/10. Austin's Seaholm Power Plant was converted into a mixeduse development, with the plant itself housing office space and Boiler Nine, a fourlevel restaurant with a rooftop bar and ...
Adaptive reuse of such buildings allows a building to retain much of its character and aesthetics by incorporating these elements into the new framework. Many structures become candidates for adaptive reuse simply because of their location. In the United States, especially in the Northeast and the Midwest, loft housing is one prominent example.
This Concord adaptivereuse project is expanding its tenant lineup. Cara's Cookie Co. and Taco Street have signed deals at Gibson Mill. That historic textile mill has roughly 45,000 square feet ...
INSIGHTS. Runway to Restaurant! Adaptive Reuse Case Study. February 10, 2021. From breweries that once served as factories to condos converted from an old cotton mill, adaptive reuse has long been an attractive alternative to new construction. Research conducted in 2017 by Deloitte estimated that within the next decade nearly 90% of real estate ...
property already occupied by Judie's, a popular downtown restaurant. This project was made possible by two zoning amendments to the General Business District adopted in that increased allowable residential density and relaxed the dimensional requirements for mixed use buildings. Easthampton—Adaptive Reuse Infill Development
16 Fantastic Examples of Adaptive Reuse in Restaurant Design. New, 2 comments. By Amy ... converted military chapel to ecotourism cafés carved from grounded ships, there is no dearth of surprisingly gorgeous restaurant conversions. Have a look, below. · All ... Gorgeous renovation turns old steam factory into modern office space ...
From an urban perspective, adaptive reuse is a valuable strategy for revitalizing postindustrial cities, creating density and mitigating urban sprawl, or helping shrinking cities redefine their ...
Some of the first adaptive reuse projects occurred in the early 1990s—in many cases, spurred by the threat of demolition, with local groups coming together to save them from the wrecking ball. Some communities recruited developers to take on projects; others brought the public and private sectors together and took a communityinitiated ...
Be that an 18thcentury townhouse or a mill in a farming community, each one is essential to maintaining architectural diversity and ensuring we don't forget about the past. ... This could be by converting an old mechanic shop or garage into flats or repurposing a bank into a restaurant. Image source: The Spaces. Commonly, adaptive reuse ...
The Warehouse Hotel. 1. The Warehouse Hotel, Singapore. Repurposed not just once, but twice is The Warehouse Hotel, a portfolio member of Design Hotels TM. Built in the late 19th century, the original warehouse was used to store goods, as part of the Straits of Malacca trade route. It picked up quite the scandalous reputation when it began ...
Adaptive reuse involves the physical conversion of a building into a new use. It can mean the preservation of monumental structures—such as textile mills—into new uses such as mixeduse complexes, office, or residential uses, yet also can be applied to a smaller scale. The conversion of downtown commercial buildings into groundfloor retail ...
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