New perspectives on reusing historic buildings in Amsterdam
In short: Researchers studying the adaptive reuse of cultural heritage in Amsterdam identified 61 different themes related to the challenges and solutions of repurposing historic sites. By engaging a diverse group of stakeholders from the public, private, and knowledge sectors, the study uncovered a broader range of issues than previous research typically covers.
The study used a multidisciplinary workshop and content analysis to assess the city's landscape. While the findings offer a new reference for policymakers to support a circular economy, the research provides only a preliminary baseline of challenges.
Why it matters: Broadening stakeholder engagement can reveal a much wider array of issues when trying to repurpose historic urban landscapes.
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