Non-compliant commercial spaces - Conversion of the Cigarette Factory in Timisoara

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Published Jun 27, 2020
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Razvan Gaita
Politehnica University Timisoara, Faculty of Architecture and Urban Planning

Abstract

Starting from modern concepts that involve both the ideas of a productive city and the new methods of restoration, the study follows the conversion of the Cigarette Factory in Timisoara and the transformation of the ground floor of the building into a commercial space, presenting at the same time a series of principles that can be used as directives for future projects.

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Gaita, R. (2020). Non-compliant commercial spaces - Conversion of the Cigarette Factory in Timisoara. Journal of Architecture, Urbanism and Heritage, 3(1), 19-30. Retrieved from http://jauh.ro/index.php/JAUH/article/view/37

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