Abandoned Gas Stations as Urban Brownfields
As the transition to electric mobility accelerates, conventional gas stations are gradually losing their original function. High demolition and soil-remediation costs often prevent immediate redevelopment, leaving many closed stations as vacant brownfields. These obsolete infrastructures become fragmented gaps within the urban fabric, waiting for a new architectural role.
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