Identifying the factors that shape public opinion on repurposing historic buildings
In short: Researchers examining the conversion of the FIX Brewery in Athens, Greece, found that specific factors drive how the public perceives adaptive reuse. By analyzing the relationship between five key variables, the study sought to understand how repurposing old structures can support sustainable urban development and ecological conservation.
The study used a multiple linear regression analysis to identify the determinants of public perception regarding the impacts of adaptive reuse on urban sustainability. While these findings could help regulators integrate such projects into urban masterplans, the research focused specifically on one brewery project in Athens, meaning the results may not generalize to all types of heritage reuse.
Why it matters: Understanding public perception can help urban planners use adaptive reuse to promote circular, sustainable cities.
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