In the development process of human civilization, architecture is not only a space for living and activities, but also a witness to culture and history.
With the passage of time, the renewal and reuse of old buildings have become important issues in the field of contemporary design.
The reuse of old buildings is not only the protection of historical heritage, but also the recreation of their cultural significance.
This issue will introduce eight cases related to old foreign buildings, aiming to showcase how designers explore how to preserve the historical and cultural characteristics of architecture while incorporating modern design concepts and technological means, thus bringing a design ensemble that spans time to audiences and users.
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