Buildings can be recycled. They can be converted for purposes different from those intended using a process called adaptive re-use. For example, an agreeable layering of new over old can result when mills designed for nineteenth-century industry are modified for twenty-first century use.
Neurogen Advanced Biomedical
Research Laboratories
Branford, Connecticut
Pfizer, Inc., Manufacturing
Plant
Main Gate and Administration Building
Groton, Connecticut
Phillips Exeter Academy
Phelps Academy Center
Exeter, New Hampshire
Trinity-Pawling School
Arts Center
Pawling, New York
United Church of Christ
Church House
Cleveland, Ohio
Witch Hazel Works
Essex, Connecticut
Brandeis University
Shapiro Admissions Center
Waltham, Massachusetts
Centerbrook Architects Offices
Centerbrook, Connecticut
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
DNA Learning Center
Cold Spring Harbor, New York
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
Luke Building
Cold Spring Harbor, New York
Connecticut River Museum
Essex, Connecticut
Dartmouth College
Amos Tuck School of Business Administration
Stell Hall
Hanover, New Hampshire
Green Street Arts Center
Middletown, Connecticut
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