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£ 95 million funding to revive England’s historic high streets

Château de Boulogne-la-Grasse. Image: Patrick via flickr.com under CC BY-SA 2.0

€59 to own a slice of an iconic French Château

Edinburgh, the capital city of Edinburgh. Image via Pixabay

Almost all of Edinburgh’s historic buildings are preserved by being adapted for other uses

The Pirelli Tire Building in New Haven, Connecticut

ArchDaily explores refurbishment and adaptive reuse of Brutalist architecture

The corner yellow building in Braunau Am Inn in Austria where Hitler is believed to have been born.

Austria unveils new design to turn Hitler’s birth house into police station

The Bourse Stock Exchange Building was completed in 1870.

Brussels Bourse building to be transformed into Beer Museum

Mutual Mills in Heywood, England is being developed as a residential facility.

Buildings must be recycled and reused to help tackle climate change says Historic England

©CENTRINNO

CENTRINNO: What’s going on at Europe’s multi-million industrial heritage project?

The site was declared national cultural monument in 2002.

Czech Republic: Industrial heritage site to be transformed into a museum

Declaration on the adaptive reuse of built heritage adopted

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