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How to not demolish a building / Jaspers-Eyers and Partners.
Main entry:

Jaspers-Eyers & Partners (Firm), author.

Title & Author:

How to not demolish a building / Jaspers-Eyers and Partners.

Publication:

Berlin : Ruby Press, 2022.
©2022

Description:

80 pages : illustrations (color), plans ; 32 cm + 1 booklet (62 pages : illustrations ; 32 cm)

Series:

Chapters ; 3

Notes:
"ZIN, a project by 51N43 l'AUC, Jaspers-Eyers Befimmo, edited by 51N43 l'AUC"--Page 4 of cover.
"This publication is the third volume of a series called Chapters"--Colophon.
Includes booklet "How to produce change? : a cadavre exquis for a new process of transformation" (62 pages : illustrations ; 32 cm) inserted in volume.
Deal with the trauma -- Confront and learn -- Start with the structure -- Commit to circularity -- Care and curate.
Summary:

This publication is structured in five sections, each recounting one aspect that led to the adaptive reuse of the World Trade Center in Brussels. Only by engaging with all of these aspects, rather than singling out just one, has it been possible to approach the symbolic weight of the site. As lessons to learn from, the five sections are stories in their own right, together unpacking the complexity of the project. These five points also serve other and future projects. That is why this publication is made now, before the building is finished: to use the five sections as a way to look forward. As points mapping and expanding a field of operation, they help navigate the messiness inherent in transformational projects of such scale and scope. An additional booklet, How to Produce Change? A Cadavre Exquis for a New Process of Transformation, collects texts written during the project, each reflecting in their own way on what has happened, and what could still happen.
Part of the Chapters series developed by the Belgian architects 51N4E, this third installment tells the story of two office towers from the 1970s that have been transformed according to the principles of reduce/reuse/recycle. Against all odds, the former World Trade Centre in Brussels is being repurposed in a previously unimaginable way. After many years of vacancy, the building now represents a new approach to urban development and a showcase for dealing in a more sustainable way with older buildings threatened with demolition. And although the adaptive reuse of this building is unique, the underlying concepts and processes are not - a lesson on how not to demolish a building.

ISBN:

3944074416 (paperback)
9783944074412 (paperback)

Subject:

Jaspers-Eyers & Partners (Firm)
Architecture Belgium History.
Architecture, Modern 21st century.
Architecture Belgique Histoire.
Architecture 21e siècle.
Architecture
Architecture, Modern
Bouwkunst
Belgium

Form/genre:

History

Added entries:

51N4E (Firm), editor.

Title on booklet: How to produce change? : a cadavre exquis for a new process of transformation

Holdings:

Location: Library main 317999
Call No.: 317999
Copy: 1
Status: Available

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