Remaking Granger: Leveraging Adaptive Re-Use for All in Garland, Texas

The act of repairing and reconstructing is the most challenging phase of an adaptive reuse project. The Granger Annex highlights the complexity of renovating older buildings for modern functionality. This project examines adaptive reuse from three stages in the process: the design approach, construction challenges that are specific to adaptive reuse, and educational tools that emerge from the completed work.

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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.35483/acsa.am.113.12
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Urban Planning and Landscape Design
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Remaking Granger: Leveraging Adaptive Re-Use for All in Garland, Texas

Amy Wynne Leveno
Urban Planning and Landscape Design
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Remaking Granger: Leveraging Adaptive Re-Use for All in Garland, Texas

Amy Wynne Leveno
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The act of repairing and reconstructing is the most challenging phase of an adaptive reuse project. The Granger Annex highlights the complexity of renovating older buildings for modern functionality. This project examines adaptive reuse from three stages in the process: the design approach, construction challenges that are specific to adaptive reuse, and educational tools that emerge from the completed work.

University of Oklahoma (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 79%
Urban Planning and Landscape Design
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