Adaptive reuse of cultural heritage buildings is a pivotal strategy for urban regeneration and sustainability. This course delves into a hybrid framework that incorporates multi-criteria analysis and financial feasibility studies to rank and implement adaptive reuse strategies effectively. Using real-world case studies, participants will explore the challenges and opportunities involved in transforming historic structures into vibrant, multifunctional spaces while preserving their cultural and architectural significance. The course emphasizes public-private partnerships, decision-making processes, and innovative reuse models.

Participants will gain insights into optimizing resource allocation and understanding the socio-economic, environmental, and cultural impacts of adaptive reuse projects. Practical methodologies, such as multi-criteria decision analysis and discounted cash flow analysis, will be highlighted to support robust planning and implementation.

• Understand the principles of multi-criteria decision-making for reuse alternatives.
• Explore the role of public-private partnerships in funding and executing adaptive reuse projects.

This course equips professionals with the tools and frameworks to innovate in preserving heritage while contributing to sustainable urban development.