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Materiality and the Reimagining of Historic Buildings

Recent Publications / April 20, 2020 by Bruner/Cott

Re-use projects demand a nuanced approach to design to create spaces for today without discarding the value of existing building fabric. As the climate crisis escalates, finding creative ways to transform these buildings becomes increasingly critical.

In Materiality and the Reimagining of Historic Buildings, Principal Jason Jewhurst discusses how architects are in a position to make these existing places useful again, for the benefit of their communities and the planet.

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