adaptive reuse

NYC begins converting 7,500 old pay phone booths into Wi-Fi hotspots

Remember that plan to turn NYC's obsolete pay phone booths into Wi-Fi hotspots? Well the city kicked off the new...

[gallery_extend] Like most industrial buildings, the converted mill is blessed with lofty ceilings,...

[gallery_extend] Located in the heart of King’s Cross, Gasholder Park sits inside the restored frame...

[gallery_extend] MJA Studio’s mixed-use proposal is named the Subi Surf Park after its claim to “deliver...

[gallery_extend] Built in 1910, the brick-and-mortar school consists of three floors, each about 4.8...

[gallery_extend] The two-hectare redevelopment site is located on the Moskva River in the city’s Red...

[gallery_extend] If these train dorms look unsightly on the outside, they may be forgiven for being...

[gallery_extend] Visitors who stroll down the narrow and winding hutongs will be in for a big surprise...

[gallery_extend] Nicolas Tye started his architecture firm in his private home, but soon he had more...

[gallery_extend] Perched in the center of a clearing in dense highland woods, the initial forest guard...

[gallery_extend] Collier-Woods bought the 31-year-old public transport bus on eBay for £4,500 (approx...

[gallery_extend] Primus Arkitekter expanded the footprint of the former factory to connect it with the...

[gallery_extend] The School's wide halls and oversized windows allow for a different sort of art viewing,...

[gallery_extend] The most distinctive feature of the social justice center’s facade is the zigzagging...

[gallery_extend] The building envelope’s tree-like silhouettes were inspired by the cypress forests...