Innovating built heritage: Adapt the past for the future

A.R. Pereira-Roders; J.M. Post; P.A. Erkelens

Innovating built heritage: Adapt the past for the future

A.R. Pereira-Roders, J.M. Post, P.A. Erkelens

Architectural Design and Engineering

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Abstract

The contemporary worldwide targets towards sustainability, especially when regarding the building sector, have been guiding many researchers and technicians through the development of new challenges in the building industry. Many outlines came throughout, but mostly considering new buildings, where new technologies as well as new materials did not have to deal with a pre-existent environment. With a large scale of urbanized areas, from past and present generations, we face an entire stock of resources that has been underestimated, by society and consequently by their social actors. This same stock of resources embodies different buildings, technologies and materials, mostly designed without any predetermined lifespan and built without giving much importance for the service life of their spaces, structures, and materials.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceedings of the 2005 World Sustainable Building Conference - Action for Sustainability SB05 Tokyo
Pages	2898-2903
Publication status	Published - 2005
Event	2005 World Sustainable Building Conference (SB05), September 27-29, 2005, Tokyo, Japan - Tokyo, Japan Duration: 27 Sep 2005 → 29 Sep 2005 http://www.sb05.com/homeE.html

Conference

Conference	2005 World Sustainable Building Conference (SB05), September 27-29, 2005, Tokyo, Japan
Abbreviated title	SB05
Country	Japan
City	Tokyo
Period	27/09/05 → 29/09/05
Other	"Action for Sustainability"
Internet address	http://www.sb05.com/homeE.html

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