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Revealing Character in Adaptive Reuse

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By Ariane Fehrenkamp It's easy to imagine the once-buzzing activity of the large commercial and industrial buildings that supported the economies of another time. Today, many of these structures have fallen into disrepair, sitting underutilized or outright abandoned. Their fading uses provide untapped potential for reinvigoration, reimagination, and resilience. While much has been celebrated about […]

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