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Questioning the Adaptive Reuse of Industrial Heritage and Its Interventions in the Context of Sustainability

Author(s)

Kağan Günçe, Damla Mısırlısoy

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DOI:10.17265/2159-5526/2015.09.004

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Eastern Mediterranean University, Cyprus

ABSTRACT

Industrial buildings are valuable heritage structures that should be sustained as well as historic buildings since the preservation of the traditional values in the context of conservation is important in terms of a sense of the continuity of the culture. Kadir Has University building has been selected as the case study of the research. Success of the conversion and interventions in terms of sustainability will be discussed. The aim of the study is to question adaptive reuse project of the Cibali Tobacco Factory as university within the framework of urban regeneration of Cibali district. The relation between adaptive reuse projects and its relationship among socio-cultural, economic, and physical dimensions of the sustainability, also its effects on the environment and region has been discussed. Adaptive reuse examples should not be accepted as single projects. Its contribution to the environment and the region is also crucial. Preservation of an individual building can be a catalyst to renewal of others. It can help the transformation of the whole area. There is always an interaction between the conversion projects and the environment. In order to achieve a successful conversion, appropriate functions should be given to the industrial heritage buildings according to the needs of the region.

KEYWORDS

Conservation, adaptive reuse, industrial heritage, sustainability, urban regeneration

Cite this paper

Sociology Study, September 2015, Vol. 5, No. 9, 718-727

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