Over time, they became more than just utilitarian stops — they developed into service hubs, integrating restaurants, motels, and leisure spaces, responding to contemporary transportation ...

Reviving Brutalism: preserving the legacy of concrete giants. How visualisation can help change the conversation around ...

Their studios tend to reflect this ethos: modest in scale, defined by adaptive reuse, and rooted in the material reality of the city. In these workspaces, architecture unfolds as a process ...

Driven by both economic and environmental considerations, adaptive reuse projects are growing in popularity across the United States and make up a majority of architects’ billings in recent years. On ...

Through their visionary transformation of a disused church, MVRDV and Zecc Architecten affirm the potential of adaptive reuse ...

Adaptive reuse became mainstream in the 1960s and ’70s, around the same time that MG founders Fred Muhlenberg and Larry Greene were emerging as a local architectural force, company officials said.

International architects, designers, artists, academics, and researchers are invited to respond to the themes of Repair, Regenerate, and Reuse. Showcasing a diverse range of works spanning disciplines ...

MA Architecture and Adaptive Reuse is a course about existing buildings, situations, and places, and how over time these structures and locations can be encouraged to evolve, sustain new uses and ...

B+H’s Michele Cohen discusses the impact of virtual replicas on planning, adaptive reuse of health facilities, and future technology.

AA Dossier guest editor Chris Knapp brings together perspectives from a range of experts as well as project case studies to help guide the interested but circularity-novice architect on the journey to ...

Winner: Cultural building of the year 2022 and Winner: Architecture project of the ... It is a bold adaptive reuse of a historic structure in the centre of Tehran and proposes a purposeful future ...