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Aligning Heritage Conservation and Climate Mitigation Through Adaptive Reuse

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  • Liam James Heaphy

    (Irish Centre for High‐End Computing, University of Galway, Ireland)

  • Philip Crowe

    (School of Architecture, Planning and Environmental Policy, University College Dublin, Ireland)

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This thematic issue explores the role of heritage conservation in climate mitigation and adaptation by examining the convergences between retrofitting heritage buildings, the circular economy, urban revitalisation, sustainable communities, and sense of place. The diverse contributions focus on the place of heritage in circular economy policies, retrofitting, and climate adaptation. Collectively, the articles set out the contribution of heritage conservation as a resource for economic growth, employment, and social cohesion, and as a form of climate action by diverse actors at different scales in the low‐carbon transition.

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  • Liam James Heaphy & Philip Crowe, 2025. "Aligning Heritage Conservation and Climate Mitigation Through Adaptive Reuse," Urban Planning, Cogitatio Press, vol. 10.
    • Handle: RePEc:cog:urbpla:v10:y:2025:a:11732
    DOI: 10.17645/up.11732
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