Radical Renovations

Radical Renovations presents more than fifty outstanding examples of adaptive reuse in residential and commercial architecture, wherein existing buildings have been dramatically transformed with truly stunning results. For many of these remarkable remodels the architects have utilised the principles of environmentally sustainable development, highlighting the importance of making conscientious and creative use of available resources to minimise demolition and waste, while delivering cost savings, style, and sustainability. In locations as diverse as Japan, the UK, Spain, Australia, the USA and Italy, each radical renovation project breathes new life and function into an existing structure - often in astonishingly innovative ways. Locations include: Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia; Provincetown, Massachusetts, USA; Birchgrove, NSW, Australia; Venda des Cap de Barbaria, Formentera, Spain; Wellfleet, Massachusetts, USA; Argyll, Scotland, United Kingdom; Es Calo des Mort, Formentera, Spain; Solza, Lombardy, Italy; Sydney, New South Wales, Australia; Marke, Belgium; Dana Point, California, USA; Melbourne, Victoria, Australia; Brisbane, Queensland, Australia; Manhattan, New York, USA; Gloucestershire, United Kingdom; Toronto, Canada; Weisbaden, Hesse, Germany; Healdeburg, California, USA; New Farm, Queensland, Australia; El Segundo, California, USA; College Park, South Australia, Australia; Yokosuka, Japan; Vitacura, Santiago, Chile; North Melbourne, Victoria, Australia; Norfolk, England, United Kingdom; Mosman Park, Western Australia, Australia.