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ProjectsBuildings by TypeAdaptive Reuse and Renovation

Renovation, Restoration & Adaptive Reuse: 2026

Twenty Two New York
Photo © Evan Joseph
Twenty Two New York.
February 2, 2026

Everything old is new again with our February focus on renovation, restoration, and adaptive reuse. We visit four buildings that have each undergone a striking metamorphosis: an 1980s-era concrete warehouse in Bangkok repurposed into Thailand’s first international contemporary art museum; an erstwhile Manhattan health center—and before that, a YWCA dormitory dating back to 1891—transformed into a posh boutique hotel and social club with a striking restored facade; a Brutalist junior high school in Geneva that has been cleverly restored and enlarged, complete with a concrete-clad timber addition; and a landmark Midwestern symphony hall celebrating its centennial with a grand new lobby and back-of-house extension.

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