The preserved interior building elements through adaptive reuse in a heritage boutique hotel: Penang case study / Amirah Putri Shamsudin

Adaptive reuse is described as a preservation and conservation method to prevent old or heritage buildings from being abandoned by repurposing them into a new function. It is also a method to avoid waste demolition, urges reuses of the embodied energy, and provides significant social and economic be...

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Main Author:	Shamsudin, Amirah Putri
Format:	Thesis
Language:	English
Published:	2022
Subjects:	Architectural decoration Historic buildings
Online Access:	https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/89300/1/89300.pdf
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spelling	my-uitm-ir.893002024-01-14T08:55:39Z The preserved interior building elements through adaptive reuse in a heritage boutique hotel: Penang case study / Amirah Putri Shamsudin 2022 Shamsudin, Amirah Putri Architectural decoration Historic buildings Adaptive reuse is described as a preservation and conservation method to prevent old or heritage buildings from being abandoned by repurposing them into a new function. It is also a method to avoid waste demolition, urges reuses of the embodied energy, and provides significant social and economic benefits. In other words, adaptive reuse is portrayed as recycling the old building into a new purpose; for instance, into a boutique hotel, to contribute to city sustainability. This research designs to identify the interior building elements that are preserved in Penang, Malaysia's adaptively reused heritage boutique hotels and ways of heritage boutique hotels in Penang, Malaysia retain their historical character and authenticity. The research approach applied in this research is the qualitative method. On-site observations, interview sessions with an expert, and literature review is conducted to achieve this research design's goals. Based on this finding, one heritage boutique hotel from adaptive reuse applications in Penang, Malaysia have been selected as the case study. The findings indicate that the selected case study was applied adaptive reuse in order to carefully preserving the building's heritage value and architecture. Therefore, this paper aims to provide an information about the preserved interior building elements in a heritage boutique hotel that implemented adaptive reuse in Penang, Malaysia. 2022 Thesis https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/89300/ https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/89300/1/89300.pdf text en public degree Universiti Teknologi MARA (Kampus Puncak Alam) Faculty of Architecture, Planning and Surveying Abdul Kadir, Syazwani
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advisor	Abdul Kadir, Syazwani
topic	Architectural decoration Historic buildings
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description	Adaptive reuse is described as a preservation and conservation method to prevent old or heritage buildings from being abandoned by repurposing them into a new function. It is also a method to avoid waste demolition, urges reuses of the embodied energy, and provides significant social and economic benefits. In other words, adaptive reuse is portrayed as recycling the old building into a new purpose; for instance, into a boutique hotel, to contribute to city sustainability. This research designs to identify the interior building elements that are preserved in Penang, Malaysia's adaptively reused heritage boutique hotels and ways of heritage boutique hotels in Penang, Malaysia retain their historical character and authenticity. The research approach applied in this research is the qualitative method. On-site observations, interview sessions with an expert, and literature review is conducted to achieve this research design's goals. Based on this finding, one heritage boutique hotel from adaptive reuse applications in Penang, Malaysia have been selected as the case study. The findings indicate that the selected case study was applied adaptive reuse in order to carefully preserving the building's heritage value and architecture. Therefore, this paper aims to provide an information about the preserved interior building elements in a heritage boutique hotel that implemented adaptive reuse in Penang, Malaysia.
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title	The preserved interior building elements through adaptive reuse in a heritage boutique hotel: Penang case study / Amirah Putri Shamsudin
title_short	The preserved interior building elements through adaptive reuse in a heritage boutique hotel: Penang case study / Amirah Putri Shamsudin
title_full	The preserved interior building elements through adaptive reuse in a heritage boutique hotel: Penang case study / Amirah Putri Shamsudin
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granting_institution	Universiti Teknologi MARA (Kampus Puncak Alam)
granting_department	Faculty of Architecture, Planning and Surveying
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The preserved interior building elements through adaptive reuse in a heritage boutique hotel: Penang case study / Amirah Putri Shamsudin

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