Interpreting Heritage: Strategies for Transformation

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Explores the intricate layers of history and memory in architecture, emphasizing the importance of context and personal imagination in design.

Covers isometries, transformations preserving distances and properties related to collinearity.

Delves into transforming a historic mansion into a conference center through vertical sectioning and the installation of a glass surface.

Covers the preservation of isometry by rotations and symmetries.

Delves into the challenges of post-disaster reconstruction, emphasizing the 'do-no-harm' approach and the importance of local involvement.

Explores Kenneth Frampton's concept of Critical Regionalism, advocating for an architecture of resistance against universal civilization.

Delves into the transformation of the Saint-Vincent-de-Paul district, emphasizing adaptive reuse, public engagement, and historical preservation.

Explores innovative ways of altering existing buildings while preserving their identity and promoting sustainability.

Delves into the revitalization of a neglected site into a vibrant public space.

Delves into urban conservation paradigms, emphasizing holistic approaches and sustainable development through case studies of Fes and Tunis.