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adaptive reuse: a standalone construct

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Heritage conservation

giving an existing building a new use different from the one it was designed for while keeping its fabric and character.

In heritage conservation, adaptive reuse refers to giving an existing building a new use different from the one it was designed for while keeping its fabric and character. This meaning comes from Plevoets (2019) in Adaptive reuse of the built heritage.[1]

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References

Plevoets, B., & Van Cleempoel, K. (2019). Adaptive reuse of the built heritage: Concepts and cases of an emerging discipline. Taylor & Francis Group. ISBN 9781138062764

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