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Adapting Buildings For Changing Uses 1st Edition David Kincaid

Name: Adapting Buildings For Changing Uses 1st Edition David Kincaid
SKU: BELL-1536864
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Adapting Buildings For Changing Uses 1st Edition David Kincaid instant download after payment.

Publisher: Spon Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.12 MB

Pages: 135

Author: David Kincaid

ISBN: 9780419235705, 0419235701

Language: English

Year: 2002

Edition: 1

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Adapting Buildings For Changing Uses 1st Edition David Kincaid by David Kincaid 9780419235705, 0419235701 instant download after payment.

This book provides guidance for professionals on the potential for and management of building refurbishment for change of use. Change of use refurbishment activity is becoming increasingly important as changing work patterns and IT reduce the space demands for offices and industrial buildings in cities where social and environmental concerns give significant demand for urban housing. The key issues and opportunities of adaptive reuse must be better understood by investors, marketers, potential users, regulators and the construction industry generally, as the era dominated by the development of new commercial buildings comes to an end in the West.