Adaptive reuse refers to when an existing building is either renovated or repurposed to preserve the historic style or architecture or sustainability. As the term suggested, the building is adaptive…
Turkey, a nation straddling continents and centuries, is home to a remarkable tapestry of architectural heritage. From the monumental Byzantine churches to the beautiful Ottoman mosques to the innovative Roman…
This article aims to discuss the purpose and repurposing of alleys, within the urban context. The term ‘alley’ originates from the mid-14th Century French term, alee, referring to ‘an open…
Repurposing existing spaces challenges architectural creativity, particularly in balancing historical preservation with the need for sustainable development. The transformation of the Instituto Familiar de la Raza Inc. in the Mission…
“Architecture must be adaptable to survive. A static structure is a structure that will eventually fall out of favor.” – Bjarke Ingels Like many places worldwide, American cities are grappling with…
Think before you trash it. “Sustainability Starts With Responsible Waste Disposal,” goes the saying. But what exactly qualifies as waste? In our homes, offices, and industries, we discard materials for…
Repurposing an existing structure not only preserves culture but also cuts down on waste and gives a building its new life and purpose by revitalizing it and celebrating the architecture…
There is no greener option when life cycle and embodied carbon are taken into account than reusing an existing structure. There are compelling arguments to consider existing structures, even for…
Adaptive Reuse – A Second Life | Postal Warehouse Repurposing a building for a new function and use has been a sustainable measure architect worldwide have taken for a few…