The Greenest Building¶
Lab, P. G. (2011). The Greenest Building: Quantifying the Environmental Value of Building Reuse.
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Mechanisms¶
- Infill and Adaptive-Reuse Program
- Its strength is turning stranded, embarrassing dead space into capacity without any of the boundary, siting, and infrastructure costs a new footprint drags along — and reuse often carries value a new build cannot, from a standing structure to an existing location.
This sourceFinds that reusing an existing building can retain environmental value embodied in its standing structure and established location that a new build cannot replicate.
- Its strength is turning stranded, embarrassing dead space into capacity without any of the boundary, siting, and infrastructure costs a new footprint drags along — and reuse often carries value a new build cannot, from a standing structure to an existing location.
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