Upcycling – Reuse and Repurposing as a Design Principle in Architecture

Introduction: Daniel Stockhammer p.15, History of Reuse and Repurposing p.33, Hans-Rudolf Meier: Reuse from Classical Antiquity to the Present p.34, Alberto Alessi: Cannibal Architecture: A Collection of Source Material on the Embodiment of History p.50, Daniel Stockhammer: Reuse as a Design Principle in Historicism: On the Reinvention of the Original' Swiss House on the Rutli p.70, Elisabeth Crettaz – Sturzel: (Re-) Constructing Tangible History: The Rebuilding of Vaduz Castle 1900-1914) p.90, Fetanete Rashiti (student uni.li): Strategies for the Upeycling of a Ruin: Rheinberger's Influence on the Process of Designing Vaduz Castle between 1859 and 1914 p.106, Anja Diener (student uni.li): From Waste to Architecture: The Myth of Idealism in 20th Century Construction p.116, Reuse and Repurposing of History? p.131, Philipp Entner (student uni.li) / Daniel Stockhammer: From Linear to Circular Construction: Liechtenstein's Building Stock as the Material Bank of the Future? p.132, Barbara Buser / Kerstin Muller: in situ: Working with Found Materials p.148, Nicholas D. Ransomne: Changemaking Architecture: Towards a Cireular Economy p.160, Johannes Rederer (student uni.li) The Adaptive Reuse of Military Relics of the 20th Century: A Guiding Vision for Fortress Sargans p.172, Hanna Kuzniatsova (student uni.li) Jurg Conzett: Repair: Preservation as an Aesthetic and Economic Argument in Architecture and Construction p.184, Silke Langenberg: Repair as a Didactic Concept: Encouraging Sustainable Thought and Action in Architecture and Design p.198