METHODOLOGY AND STAGES OF REDEVELOPMENT OF INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS FOR ART CENTERS

Abstract

The purpose of the article is to study the methodology of redevelopment of industrial buildings, to distinguish and systematize the stages of this process in the design of art centers. The methodology of the article is based on a comprehensive approach to redevelopment research. As part of this approach, a detailed analysis of the relevance of the modernization process, the architectural value of buildings, as well as the economic feasibility of their transformation into art objects was carried out. Aspects of planning and zoning, adaptation to modern standards and environmental requirements, as well as issues of inclusivity were also taken into account. An overview of real practices of redevelopment was used, which allows us to draw certain conclusions about the effectiveness of this approach. The results of the publication reflect an analysis of an integrated approach to redevelopment, highlighting the key stages: project feasibility analysis and building assessment, concept development, obtaining permits, construction work and integration into the urban environment. It was found that the success of the project depends on careful and focused adherence to each of these stages. In addition, considerable attention is paid to the cultural value of restored buildings and their impact on the development of cities. The scientific novelty of the article consists in a careful study of approaches to the re-adaptation of industrial facilities for the benefit of cultural spaces and emphasis on the importance of a thorough pre-project analysis in the process of revaluation of an industrial building. The practical relevance of the study includes the generalization and systematization of redevelopment stages. This model can be applied to industrial conversion projects in various urban contexts.