A n old hotel turned into trendy apartments; a restaurant built in a former bank; and a warehouse divided into cool office spaces are three prime examples of adaptive reuse. In today’s climate of ...

A new book by photographer Michel Arnaud shows some of the best examples of adaptive reuse, from a Masonic temple that became a nonprofit to an auto shop that was converted into an arts center. The ...

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Office conversions in the nation's largest state now have public policy at their backs, our guest columnist writes.

Adaptive reuse turns vacant offices and industrial buildings into housing. Incentives like historic and brownfield tax credits make projects viable. 43 North Real Estate’s “Marblery” and Labelon ...

The COVID-19 pandemic is already influencing future architecture. For example, take S9 Architecture’s new adaptive reuse project, Campus 244. This hybrid, well-ventilated, touchless tech campus will ...

One of the world's first upcycled towers shows how reusing the bones of a building can be an environmentally and economically viable solution for the world's aging towers. In a Copenhagen suburb, a ...

When the pandemic hit, it became clear that some properties were not equipped to adapt to a rapidly changing world. But rather than sit by and let their buildings stay obsolete, owners and developers ...

Across the country, developers are breathing new life into abandoned hospitals, historic churches, vacant offices and ...

Like the rest of the country, Texas has an affordable housing crisis on its hands. Texans are struggling to afford homes, whether they are buying or renting. According to the latest research, a Texas ...

Thousands of retail stores have been shuttered in the past few years, and more are on the way. These vacant sites and others—from restaurants to municipal fire houses—can often be converted into ...

It’s known as “Old Jeff,” a building distinguished by a grand tower and four-faced clock. Hard to miss anywhere you stand in Greenwich Village, its 100-foot tower rises prominently from the corner of ...