"Organic" growth : the second transformation of Victoria Park Market in Freeman’s Bay.

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"Organic" growth : the second transformation of Victoria Park Market in Freeman’s Bay.

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RESEARCH QUESTION: Can adaptive reuse, as an architectural tool, be used effectively to transform Victoria Park Market within the urban redevelopment context? Adaptive reuse is a tool for retaining an architectural object from demolition, preserving its historical value. On the other hand, it can be perceived as a process of ‘building evolution’ to fit with the urban environment where it is located. Using Victoria Park Market in Freeman’s Bay and reinforced by the ‘organic’ approach, I have i...

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Thesis

Thesis level

Masters

Date created

2012

Creator

Sampurno, Anindito Bayu

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https://hdl.handle.net/10652/1994

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heritage buildings / adaptive reuse of buildings / organic architecture / Victoria Park Market (Auckland, N.Z.) / Freemans Bay (Auckland, N.Z.) / Architectural Heritage and Conservation

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