Adaptive Reuse

The existing building read as the most sustainable material available

This is one of several color interpretations commonly associated with Adaptive Reuse.

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PaletteAdaptive Reuse
Batch020-AA
Pigments0 / 5 Sampled
MoodThe existing building
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Omoro Color Laboratory - Drawdown Record020-AA / 5 PULLS

the existing building read as the most sustainable material available ✦

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#2E2820Old Timber
#7A6854Aged Brick
#C4A882Reclaimed Wood
#E8D8C0Gallery Wall
#4A3C2ERust Iron
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The Aesthetic

The highest form of sustainability is using what already exists - Tate Modern read a decommissioned Bankside power station as a turbine hall gallery, the High Line saw an elevated freight rail as a park, and Lacaton & Vassal transformed Grand Parc housing without moving a single tenant.

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More Adaptive Reuse Interpretations
Tate Turbine
Bankside power station reborn: industrial steel meeting gallery white
Loft Conversion
Warehouse apartment: exposed brick and polished concrete under skylights
Rail Garden
Elevated rail line reclaimed by wildflower and weathered timber
Related Palettes
Industrial Architecture
Sustainable Architecture
Contextualism
Contemporary Architecture
About This Palette
What colors are in the Adaptive Reuse color palette?
The Adaptive Reuse palette contains 5 colors: Old Timber (#2E2820), Aged Brick (#7A6854), Reclaimed Wood (#C4A882), Gallery Wall (#E8D8C0), Rust Iron (#4A3C2E).
What mood does the Adaptive Reuse color palette convey?
The existing building read as the most sustainable material available
How do I use the Adaptive Reuse color palette?
The adaptive reuse palette works best for Heritage developers converting industrial and civic buildings to residential or cultural use, Hotels and boutique hospitality brands in historically significant conversions, Cultural institutions, galleries, and museums in repurposed buildings.
What are the hex codes for the Adaptive Reuse palette?
The Adaptive Reuse palette hex codes are: #2E2820, #7A6854, #C4A882, #E8D8C0, #4A3C2E.

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