Tag: adaptive reuse
Bringing Abandoned Buildings Back To Life
Adaptive reuse of abandoned buildings can bring new life to a community and its economy. However, these projects can present special challenges to facility managers.
Ford Celebrates Michigan Central Station Reopening
Following a multi-year restoration, Michigan Central Station in Detroit will open its historic ground floor to the public this week.
Historic Hotels of America Names 2024 Best Of Adaptive Reuse
These hotels are living proof that historic buildings can serve contemporary needs while preserving their timeless character.
Increasing Healthcare Accessibility Through Commercial Conversions
There are several key areas to consider before diving into an adaptive reuse project to transform former retail and commercial spaces into outpatient healthcare facilities.
Minnesota Zoo Treetop Trail Opens To The Public
The world’s longest elevated pedestrian loop, the Treetop Trail makes use of the zoo’s original monorail which was retired in 2013.
How Can We Stop Designing For Disposal?
The construction industry needs to see a strong link between the conservation of resources and cost savings.
Construction Begins For Adaptive Reuse Project In The Carolinas
The historic redevelopment “The Thread” in Rock Hill, SC is the largest available adaptive reuse project in the Carolinas.
Blu Dot’s New San Francisco Store Is Model Of Adaptive Reuse
Design retailer Blu Dot's newest location is an example of sensitivity to local context, as well as a showcase for adaptive reuse and sustainable design.
Academy Museum Receives LEED Gold Certification
The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures has been awarded LEED Gold Certification by the USGBC for Building Design and Construction.
Adaptive Reuse Creates New Healthcare Facility
In Moorestown, NJ, designing a cancer care center included both existing and new elements.
Outdated Concrete Building Transformed Into Gold
Rather than demolishing an abandoned Rhode Island property and starting from scratch, architects transformed it into a LEED Gold-certified, Class A office building masterpiece.
Building Envelope Retrofits For Improved Energy Efficiency: Part 1
Degradation of building envelope performance contributes to wasted energy, poor thermal comfort, and subpar indoor air quality.
Maximizing The Building Envelope
Ensure desired results for a new or improved facility by tapping the expertise of building envelope consultants.