/r/repurposedbuildings
A sub about repurposed buildings.
In architecture, the technical term is 'adaptive reuse'. Adaptive reuse refers to the process of reusing an existing building for a purpose other than which it was originally built or designed for.
A sub about repurposed buildings.
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2119 E Morgan Ave https://maps.app.goo.gl/9QQrRbDVXGsremhs6
Buenos Aires, Argentina Photo credit: self
from the Midland Lofts website - Originally built in 1927 and connected to the historic Midland Theatre, Midland Lofts blends modern style and art deco character in a community right in the heart of Kansas City’s most exciting neighborhood. From action-packed and colorful experiences throughout the Power & Light District to the luxe digs inside this mix of classic style and cutting-edge entertainment, there’s plenty of room for you to inspire your future.