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Retired, rehabbed, reborn : the adaptive reuse of America's derelict religious buildings and schools / Robert A. Simons, Gary DeWine, and Larry Ledebur ; with Laura A. Wertheimer.
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Simons, Robert A.
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Format
Book
Language
English
Published/Created
Kent, Ohio : The Kent State University Press, [2017]
©2017
Description
ix, 382 pages : illustrations (some color), maps ; 26 cm.
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Architecture Library - Stacks
NA5205 .R48 2017
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Subject(s)
Church facilities
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Remodeling for other use
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United States
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Church buildings
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Remodeling for other use
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United States
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School buildings
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Remodeling for other use
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United States
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Publisher
Kent State University. Press
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Author
DeWine, Gary
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Ledebur, Larry C.
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Contributor
Wertheimer, Laura A.
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Series
Sacred landmarks monograph series
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The sacred landmarks series
Summary note
"Retired, Rehabbed, Reborn features ten in-depth case studies of adaptive reuse outcomes for religious buildings and public schools that have achieved varying degrees of success. Several case vignettes appear within various chapters to illustrate specific points. The book is a useful tool for architects, planners, developers, and others interested in reusing these important structures. In addition to covering the demographics of demand and supply for historic buildings, the authors demonstrate how to identify a worthy project and how to determine a building's highest and best use, its market potential, and its financial feasibility, including costs and public subsidies. Finally, they address the planning process and how to time the redevelopment and repurposing of these venerable buildings. Simons, DeWine, and Ledebur explain that while each rehab deal is unique and tricky, especially for prominent community structures that hold significant nostalgic and historical value to community stakeholders, there are identifiable patterns of successful and unsuccessful approaches, patterns that are addressed in turn throughout the redevelopment process"--Publisher's website.
Bibliographic references
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents
The changing landscape of sacred buildings / Larry Ledebur and Eugene Choi
A statistical analysis of religious and school building rehabilitation in the United States / Robert A. Simons and Eugene Choi
The architect's perspective on relative costs and benefits of building rehabilitation versus new construction / Robert A. Simons, Scott Dimit, and Gary DeWine
Market analysis techniques for religious and school building rehab projects / S. Subha Vyakaranam and Robert A. Simons
Financing the adaptive reuse of religious buildings and schools / Adam N. Saurwein and Robert A. Simons
Dollars and cents of adaptive reuse of religious buildings / Adam N. Saurwein and Robert A. Simons
Winning community approval: the planning process for religious building adaptive reuse projects / Robert A. Simons, Rose A. Zitiello, and Gary DeWine
The "highest and best" in adaptive reuses / Larry Ledebur
From "temples of consumption" to "temples of faith" / Larry Ledebur and S. Subha Vyakaranam
Conclusion / Robert A. Simons And Youngme Seo.
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Adaptive reuse of America's derelict religious buildings and schools
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9781606352564 ((paperback : alkaline paper))
1606352563 ((paperback : alkaline paper))
LCCN
2016008084
OCLC
935194440
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Retired, rehabbed, reborn : the adaptive reuse of America's derelict religious buildings and schools / Robert A. Simons [and three others].
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