Adaptive reuse of Sydney offices and sustainability

Sara Jane Wilkinson; Hilde Remoy

Sustainable Buildings · 2017-08-25 · Issue: 2017
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Original publication: Sustainable Buildings · EDP Sciences · 2017-08-25 · Issue date 2017
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Evidence limits: Small qualitative sample; authors explicitly say it is inappropriate to quantify interviewee views. Sydney office-to-residential conversions and 2015 interviews do not establish current costs or universal conversion feasibility. Not evidence about data-center obsolescence, space-based data centers, or the profitability of any particular conversion. Historical building-sector percentages in the introduction should not be presented as current global statistics.
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