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Evaluation

Rehabilitation

Rehabilitation

Adaptive Reuse

Adaptive Reuse

Conservation

Conservation

Planning

Planning

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GEORGE BUNKER HOUSE - Nantucket, Massachusetts

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ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH - Nantucket, Massachusetts

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ORMAN HOUSE HISTORIC STATE PARK - Apalachicola, Florida

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MARJORIE KINNAN RAWLINGS HISTORIC STATE PARK - Cross Creek, Florida

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WILLIAM CROSBY HOUSE - Nantucket, Massachusetts

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CHARLES HUSSEY HOUSE - Nantucket, Massachusetts

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THE AFRICAN MEETING HOUSE - Nantucket, Massachusetts

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THE ALACHUA COUNTY HISTORIC TRUST: MATHESON MUSEUM - Gainesville, Florida

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TATUM HOUSE, CROWLEY MUSEUM AND NATURE CENTER - Sarasota, Florida

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Adaptive Reuse

Adaptive reuse is the process of adapting old structures for other purposes than were initially intended.

Repurposing existing building stock is the highest form of sustainability. The process requires a comprehensive knowledge of architectural history, historic building materials, historic material systems, and the ability to determine the cultural significance and character-defining elements of a historic resource.