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To measure, compare, and evaluate the appropriateness and success of adaptive reuse practices in traditional residential heritage buildings across divided urban zones using user experiences.

January 21, 2019SustainabilityOpen Access

Assessment of Adaptive Reuse Practices through User Experiences: Traditional Houses in the Walled City of Nicosia

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KGKağan Günçe DMDamla Mısırlısoy

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Comparative case evaluation finds public adaptive reuse improves sociocultural and economic vitality in traditional houses, suggesting holistic conservation strategies.

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To measure, compare, and evaluate the appropriateness and success of adaptive reuse practices in traditional residential heritage buildings across divided urban zones using user experiences.
Conducted a comprehensive literature review on adaptive reuse parameters alongside on-site observational surveys to assess the physical condition of selected historic houses.
Administered structured user questionnaires categorizing building performance across sociocultural, economic, and physical dimensions.
Heritage houses adapted for public purposes, including cultural, commercial, and educational functions, achieved greater success in supporting urban sociocultural continuity and economic vitality compared to less accessible reuses.
Preserving and repurposing abandoned residential structures positively reinforced urban livability and continuity across both sectors of the city.
Successful long-term building conservation depended on simultaneously balancing physical integrity with sociocultural and economic requirements through a holistic framework.

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Günçe et al. (2019) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a10dcfcb1f64a72d7645632 https://doi.org/10.3390/su11020540

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January 21, 2019SustainabilityOpen Access

Assessment of Adaptive Reuse Practices through User Experiences: Traditional Houses in the Walled City of Nicosia

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Authors

KGKağan Günçe DMDamla Mısırlısoy

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Comparative case evaluation finds public adaptive reuse improves sociocultural and economic vitality in traditional houses, suggesting holistic conservation strategies.

Key Points

To measure, compare, and evaluate the appropriateness and success of adaptive reuse practices in traditional residential heritage buildings across divided urban zones using user experiences.
Conducted a comprehensive literature review on adaptive reuse parameters alongside on-site observational surveys to assess the physical condition of selected historic houses.
Administered structured user questionnaires categorizing building performance across sociocultural, economic, and physical dimensions.
Heritage houses adapted for public purposes, including cultural, commercial, and educational functions, achieved greater success in supporting urban sociocultural continuity and economic vitality compared to less accessible reuses.
Preserving and repurposing abandoned residential structures positively reinforced urban livability and continuity across both sectors of the city.
Successful long-term building conservation depended on simultaneously balancing physical integrity with sociocultural and economic requirements through a holistic framework.

Cite This Study

Günçe et al. (2019) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a10dcfcb1f64a72d7645632 https://doi.org/10.3390/su11020540

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