Explore how regulatory rules shape the rehabilitation of historic buildings. This collection brings together six papers on codes, preservation, and practical challenges.
This book gathers writings from national conferences about how current building regulations affect rehabilitation and preservation. It discusses barriers, rational solutions, and how codes can support reuse of existing structures.
- How building codes influence preservation and rehabilitation decisions
- Ways information structure in codes helps or hinders the treatment of existing buildings
- Contractor perspectives on rehab costs and project scope
- The role of fire prevention and regulation in rehabilitation planning
Ideal for readers involved in architecture, preservation, and code enforcement who seek balanced approaches to reuse and safety.