Re-Development
Transforming existing structures and sites through adaptive reuse, renovation, and strategic reimagining of spaces.
Re-development involves taking built environments, landscapes, or communities and revitalizing them through design intervention. This can range from converting industrial buildings into new cultural or commercial spaces to reimagining public markets and villages for contemporary use while preserving their character.
The community explores adaptive reuse of heritage structures like weaving mills and arts villages, subdivision and reconfiguration of larger complexes, and renewal strategies for urban markets and civic spaces. Projects demonstrate how thoughtful design can breathe new life into underutilized or deteriorating sites.
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JK-AR Splits a Korean Healing Complex into Three Timber Houses, Each with Its Own Structural Logic
In Gyeongju, a compound of clinic, gallery, and tea house reinterprets the timber traditions of temples and hanok courtyards.
Objekt Architecten Pours a Concrete Disc Through an Aalst Weaving Mill Turned Showroom
A former textile factory on the Dender canal becomes a 2,045 m² kitchen and bath showroom structured by concrete, metal, and wood.
Civic Generations
A Proposed Conceptual Redevelopment of the Delware Generating Station.
RE-DEVELOPMENT OF RANGPUR CITY MARKET
IN SYNCHRONIZATION WITH TRADITION AND INNOVATION
