NEW CONCEPTS IN RENOVATING 革新中的新概念

When it comes to renovating, there is no set of "right" or"wrong" criteria. Each project brings with it a unique combi-nation of challenges, problems, strengths and weaknessesWhich have possibly never been seen before.
On historic buildings, how much of the old should be con-Served? How far should the renovation either imitate or diverge from the original?What sort of new technologies and materials are compatible with old structures and finishes? These are just some of the questions which inevitably arise in renovating; and the best architects understand that the answers that apply in one project can never be re-used in subsequent programs. Everything must be reevaluated in light of the new challenges posed by new projects. The results of our search for some of the most exemplary work currently seen in the field of renovating are varied. Defunct factory buildings, centuries-old stone structures and elegant vaulted spaces are but some of the challenges facing the designers in this collection - all resolved with skill and artistry. From Arata Isozaki and Roberto Luno's masterful reworking of a modernist-era factory to the futuristic Lowe Office buildings by Erick van Egeraat,a wide range of spaces and solutions prexented.

Introduction
Benetton Research Center
Architects'Office
Conversion and Extension of a Culture and Education Center
Burombau Vienna Paint
Inn at Santa Maria do Bouro
Museum of Ambulant Theater
Landesusstellung Kurnten
Dwelling Between Party Walls
Douse/Sudio for a Graphic Designer
Badehaus Ebdehanus
Museum of Art and Industry
Church of St.Mary Conversion and Library
CaixaForum
Montmajour Abbey
Inn at the Convento dos Loios
Conversion of the Lingotto Factory
Documentation Center Reichsparteitagsgelaende Nuremberg
Apartment /Offices Building
Factory in Via Teatro Vecchio
Andalusian Institute of Historical Heritage
Catrani Castle
Sola Ruin Church
Alte Nikolaischule
Kunsthalle Krems
Nouvel Hotel de Ville de La Fleche
ING Bank and NNH Head Offices
Loft Nurnberg
San Marcos Cultural Center and Toledo Municipal Archives
Hispano-Luso Institute "Rei Alfonso Henriques"
The Coking Plant /Exhibition Space
Rehabilitation of a Covered Market
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