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Title ID1 Industrial Heritage Protection and Redevelopment
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Call Number 690.1 LOU i
ISBN/ISSN 9781864707786
Author(s) Michael Louw
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Classification 690.1 LOU i
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Language English
Publisher Images Shenyang
Publishing Year 2018
Publishing Place Australia
Collation 288 pages
Abstract/Notes World-wide case-study selection showcases industrial building transformations in different cultures



• Rich technical drawings provide practical advice on the adaptive reuse of industrial building in the new era



• Four essays give in-depth research opportunities



Industrial heritage is an important part of our built environment and landscape. It provides tangible and intangible links to our past and has great potential to play a significant role in the futures of our cities, towns, and rural environments. The projection and redevelopment of industrial heritage can contribute to the building of social and cultural capital, environmental sustainability, and urban regeneration. This book showcases a selection of works completed since 2010 with a wide global distribution. It highlights an encouraging increase in the practice of the transformation, redevelopment, and adaptive reuse of industrial structures. From under-utilized, disused, or discarded reminders of times past, the latest metamorphoses of buildings and structures have imbued them with new purposes in what could be regarded as one more stage in a continuous process of industrial evolution. The four essays written by authors from a variety of backgrounds and locations offer a rich addition to the selection of case studies and could serve as opportunities for further research. This book provides direct, informational reference to architects, researchers, and decision-makers. Includes projects located in France, Sweden, China, Spain, Chile, the Netherlands, USA, Germany, Portugal, Denmark, South Africa, Italy, Canada, Thailand, Latvia, Belgium, Estonia, and India.
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