"Adaptive reuse" is the process of reusing a historic building or structure for a new purpose while preserving its historical or architectural significance. Historic buildings come in all shapes, ...

What may appear to be run-down, outdated buildings in Athens most likely once held great importance for the community. With ...

In the rapidly shifting field of development, the persistent trend towards demolishing and replacing our older structures in favor of new construction continues to overlook the immense value inherent ...

In cities across the country, underutilized buildings and blighted spaces are being transformed into thriving hubs of commerce, culture and community. Adaptive reuse, the practice of repurposing ...

Better Buzz in HIllcrest, an example of adaptive reuse, a focus of this year’s SOHO PIP awards. Photo credit: Screen shot, Google Street View Save Our Heritage Organisation (SOHO) has named its People ...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The walls of the historic 109-year-old Jacksonville Armory Building have seen countless memories, and now they could be facing a wave of new ones in the near future. The ...

An interview with architect and entrepreneur Hanisha Thirth Benna Bhaktula.

Could an adaptive-reuse ordinance be a solution in the city of San Diego’s complicated — and sometimes conflicting — plan to update its housing regulations and preservation strategies? One La Jolla ...

The team looks into the solution of adaptive reuse as a response to the housing shortage. The Brick by Brick team of solutions journalists looks at adaptive reuse as a response to the housing shortage ...

Adaptive reuse is the process of repurposing old structures while preserving their historical significance. A notable example in Manitowoc County is the 1854 house at 701 Marshall St., which now ...

Adaptive reuse repurposes existing structures for new uses, driving economic growth and community revitalization. It offers a cost-effective alternative to demolition and new construction, preserving ...