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    Adaptive reuse involves remodeling and repurposing old or historic buildings for new uses. It recycles buildings, reducing waste and conserving resources while saving time and money compared to new construction. Pros include preserving architectural charm, reducing environmental impacts, and conserving resources, while cons can include higher initial costs and unpredictable structural issues during remodeling. Adaptive reuse projects transform structures like a 100-year-old building in India into an architect's studio and event space and an old viaduct in Zurich into the city's longest shopping area. It is an important way to reuse existing structures.

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    Adaptive reuse involves remodeling and repurposing old or historic buildings for new uses. It recycles buildings, reducing waste and conserving resources while saving time and money compared to new construction. Pros include preserving architectural charm, reducing environmental impacts, and conserving resources, while cons can include higher initial costs and unpredictable structural issues during remodeling. Adaptive reuse projects transform structures like a 100-year-old building in India into an architect's studio and event space and an old viaduct in Zurich into the city's longest shopping area. It is an important way to reuse existing structures.

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    ADAPTIVE REUSE

    Recycling buildings, the way to the future.

    Jaqueline Damiani & Sofia Diaz


    Description
    Adaptive Reuse:
    Designers can remodel and assign a
    completely different use to old or
    historic buildings.
    Research and Programming

    Job Design development

    Duties
    Work with architects, inspectors, plumbers,
    electricians, painters, engineers, and other
    specialists to coordinate plans and make
    sure all requirements are met
    PROS
    Recycles the
    Charm Saves time
    building

    Reduces
    Conserves
    Reduces waste environmental
    resources
    impacts
    More Unpredictable Structural
    expensive per (10% - 15% of expenses
    sqft the budget for
    contingencies)

    Cons
    Detail oriented

    Creativity

    Organized

    Job Zoning and code knowledge

    Skills
    Computer drafting software (SketchUp, AutoDesk
    and Adobe)
    Artistic ability

    Spatial awareness (x-ray vision)

    Management of people
    Average Salary
    $55,510 Annual Wage
    Source U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
    Education
    National Association of the Remodeling
    Industry

    Adaptive reuse should be


    the default, and demolition
    a last resort.
    Applications
    Old structure Located in India, 100 year old

    transformed structure underwent through a lot


    of structural changes in order to
    keep its integrity. After 4 years it
    into an office is now an architects studio and a
    space for hosting events for the

    studio community.
    Brewhouse

    Becomes Brewhouse Inn & Suites


    Viaduct
    Once a viaduct and now the
    longest shopping area in Zurich.
    Bibliography
    http://www.westnetz.ch/story/aussersihler-viadukt

    https://savingplaces.org/reurbanism#.Wc0tQUzMxE4

    http://www.nreionline.com/mag/new-wine-old-bottle

    http://study.com/articles/Interior_Designer_Job_Description_Duties_and_Ou
    tlook.html

    Gibbs, J (2005), Interior design (second ed., Vol. Portfolio). Laurence King
    Publishing Lid, pg. 170.

    Bell, Bryan, Good deeds, good designs: community service through


    architecture, Princeton Architectural Press, pg. 24-25.

    Nielson, Karla J, and David A Taylor. Interiors: an introduction. Fifth ed.,


    Mc-Graw Hill,pg. 26.

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