Cementing a future

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Cementing a future

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RESEARCH QUESTION How could the abandoned Wilson’s Cement Works facility in Warkworth be adapted to reconnect with its changing town and community? ABSTRACT New Zealand’s industrial heritage has been responsible for much of the growth and development of the nation, providing employment, and building communities. Many of these industrial buildings are now in a state of disrepair; undervalued by locals, with little consideration to re-purpose them. An example of this is the Wilson’s Cement Work...

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Thesis

Thesis level

Masters

Date created

2021

Creator

Acton, Laura

URL

https://hdl.handle.net/10652/5538

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Wilson's Cement Works (Warkworth, N.Z.) / Warkworth (N.Z.) / New Zealand / adaptive reuse of buildings / architectural adaptation / multipurpose buildings / cement industry / history / industrial buildings / crafts centres / Built environment and design / Architecture / Architectural heritage and conservation

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