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Adaptive reuse refers to the practice of repurposing existing buildings or structures for new functions or uses, often to breathe fresh life into underutilized or historically significant spaces. It involves the renovation, restoration, and modification of these structures to accommodate contemporary needs while preserving their architectural, cultural, or historical value.
The SESC Pompeia Factory, designed by the renowned female Modernist architect Lina Bo Bardi, is a landmark example of adaptive reuse architecture. Originally a drum factory, the building was transformed…
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Luigi Rosselli Architects skillfully executed the Arch-Texture Residential renovation project in Australia, utilizing arches to bridge the architectural forms of the past with the present. The innovative design breathes new…
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