RE IMAGINE THE FUTURE TRANSFORMATION OF MAGASIN E CONSIDERING THE FUTURE TRAM LINE IN FRIHAMNEN

Abstract

This study addresses the problem of abandoned buildings no longer being used as intended and scheduled for demolition. The focus is on transforming contemporary industrial spaces in urban areas into spaces suitable for human use. In addition, the research looks into the possibility of relocating industrial areas Historically located on the outskirts of cities to more central urban locations. Adaptive reuse offers a practical approach to promoting neighborhood revitalization and preserving cultural heritage. This approach involves reusing industrial structures by recycling their functional components and potentially relocating them to other sites, allowing these structures to serve new programs and functions. The benefits of adaptive reuse include mitigating the accumulation of abandoned and unused industrial structures and modifying them to meet current needs while safeguarding critical cultural assets from demolition. This study seeks to investigate the project’s narrative through multiple modes of representation, which are expected to act as the primary driver of change at the project site. Specifically, the study explores diverse approaches for establishing connections between historical layers and contemporary realities, particularly concerning the human experience. Additionally, by examining various scenarios for the building’s functional and expressive transformation, this research offers a fresh perspective on engaging with a site’s history in future development.