Our global gallery presents examples of adaptive re-use from around the world.
Some of the projects are unashamedly commercial and have huge budgets. Some are backed by consortiums of investors, public sector agencies, developers and agents. Others are very much grass roots, designed and delivered by inspired (and sometimes desperate) communities and individuals.
Some projects are therefore very big and some are very small. Our only criteria is that any project featured should give a better future to a building or place.
Sekeping Kong Heng Hotel, Malaysia
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Future Mumbai textile museum, India
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Star and Shadow, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK
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Racquets Court, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK
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Fábrica La Aurora, Mexico
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Leo Carrillo Ranch, California, US
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Michigan Central, Detroit, US
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Group DCA Offices, New Delhi, India
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The High Line, New York City, US
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Zizkov Railway Station, Czechia
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Palm Valley Medical Centre, Arizona, US
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The Tate Modern, London, England
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Quayside Hotel, Newcastle, UK
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Imagine Studio, Mumbai, India
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Samsung Opera House, India
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Yangshuo, China
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Alembic Redevelopment, India
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Coopers Studios, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK
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