Second Time Around: 8 Daring Adaptive Reuse Projects
Adaptive reuse takes obsolete, abandoned and underutilized buildings, and yields new forms that expa nd beyond the purview of their initial usage.
Architectural case studies and material exemplars to spark your creativity and inspire your next project.
Adaptive reuse takes obsolete, abandoned and underutilized buildings, and yields new forms that expa nd beyond the purview of their initial usage.
A collection of experiments so massive they operate on an architectural scale.
These projects embrace their mission with unconventional flair, balancing color and playful forms wi th a sense of dignity
Many of the world’s greatest cities can trace their historical growths back to one simple and often overlooked geographical aspect: proximity to water.
Architects have reimagined and converted many of these homes from dysfunctional mazes to residential edens.
Celebrating details and craft, adaptive reuse hotel projects reveal how the built environment evolve s over time, telling stories that create a powerful sense of interiority.
This mirrored-glass prefabricated home by Estonian company ÖÖD was created in hopes of becoming the hottest new trend in the peer-to-peer housing business.
Architectural Practice Talk was born in 2014 in what started as a house party largely attended by yo ung architects and designers working in Lower Manhattan.
Used to expand interior space and push a room’s volumetric possibilities, bay windows bring cramped and dark spaces new life.