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Building related processes as water pollution, landfill waste, energy use and   related emissions of global warming gases, material and land loss, are   undisputable proofs of the devastating effects of the construction industry   on our environment. Given that only a small percentage of a total building   stock is made out of new work, it is not enough to develop strategies and   principles for a sustainable design only for the new projects, but for the   existing buildings as well. Therefore, it is essential that, through   repurposing, we consider what can be done with what we already have if we are   to significantly benefit sustainability agenda in the future. This research   focuses on the concept of architectural recycling as a method for achieving   sustainable architectural design. In the first place, two concepts, two   extremes in dealing with existing buildings will be analysed: 1) preservation   as radical stasis and 2) destruction as radical change. This analysis will   enable the formulation of the concept of architectural recycling as the   ‘preservation through change’, viewed as a sustainable response to rapidly   changing conditions. The elaboration of the concept of architectural   recycling, as a key method for responding to the sustainability agenda, is   the focus of this paper. [Project of the Serbian Ministry of Education,   Science and Technological Development, Grant no. TR 36035: Spatial,   Environmental, Energy and Social Aspects of Developing Settlements and   Climate Change - Mutual Impacts

Architectural dimension of sustainability: Re-establishing the concept of recycling