Castle on edge : adaptive reuse of Cargill’s Castle and its site

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Castle on edge : adaptive reuse of Cargill’s Castle and its site

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RESEARCH QUESTION: How can adaptive reuse in architecture restore life to a forgotten heritage building to satisfy the needs of the community? ABSTRACT: Over the years, a heritage building can be disregarded and over time become derelict. The re-purposing of a building is the perfect soil, whereupon new creative ideas produce spaces that are a unique response to a specific cultural and historical location. The adaptive reuse of a building allows for different levels of interventions, which ca...

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Research paper

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Thesis

Thesis level

Masters

Date created

2019

Creator

Loggia, Paolo

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https://hdl.handle.net/10652/4848

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Cargill's Castle (Dunedin, N.Z.) / Dunedin (N.Z.) / New Zealand / castles / adaptive reuse of buildings / conservation / heritage / heritage tourism / tourism / concrete / Architectural Design / Architectural Heritage and Conservation

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