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Adaptive reuse case studies: Resources
Explore these resources to learn more about other examples of successful adaptive reuse projects as well as tools and resources to support this important work.
- Adaptive Reuse: A Winning Sustainability Strategy, by Dan Aughenbaugh and Chris Flint Chatto, ZGF Architects
- Case study: Artscape Wychwood Barns
- Case study: The Economic Impact of Tate Modern, by the Tate Modern
- Does Adaptive Reuse Pay? A Study of the Business of Building Renovation in Ontario, Canada, by Robert Shipley, Steve Utz and Michael Parsons, International Journal of Heritage Studies
- Ecclesiastical Insurance Cornerstone Awards for Adaptive Reuse/Rehabilitation, National Trust for Canada
- Federal tax policy incentivizes demolition over reuse, by Marc Denhez and Ken Grafton, Policy Options Politiques
- Marc Denhez on the future of heritage, The Coast
- Mega-projects, city-building and community benefits, by Lisa Bornstein, ScienceDirect
- New York City Cultural Plan, New York City Department of Cultural Affairs
- Research & Policy Lab, National Trust for Historic Preservation (United States)
- Research & Policy Lab Factsheets, National Trust for Historic Preservation (United States)
- Why bother with heritage anyway? by Marc Denhez, Policy Options Politiques
Why we need to invest in transformative placemaking, by Jennifer S. Vey, Brookings Institute
Old books, rare editions
Photo: Howard Yang
Need more resources?
We have several articles in our Heritage Matters magazine that speak to the subject of adaptive reuse.
Adaptive reuse case studies
Inside the Distillery District in downtown Toronto
Photo: Hubert Kang, courtesy of Destination Ontario
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Workers Arts and Heritage Centre
Hamilton Custom House (Workers Arts and Heritage Centre)
Photo: Doors Open Hamilton Region
Former Thunder Bay District Courthouse
Former Thunder Bay District Courthouse
Photo: Photo courtesy of the Courthouse Hotel
Don Valley Brick Works
Toronto's Don Valley Brick Works
Photo: Photo: Michael H. Reichmann
