Impacts of Adaptive Reuse of Heritage Buildings Converted to Small Hotels in Bangkok
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https://doi.org/10.21834/ajqol.v3i13.163Keywords:
Adaptive Reuse, Hotel, Heritage Building, Community ImpactsAbstract
Adaptive reuse (AR) is the process of reusing building to new purposes. In Bangkok, the popularity of AR turned to small hotels (AR-hotel) is increasing. There are more criteria for substantial renovation, business investment and valuing of heritage buildings but no concern to the community surrounding. This study was aimed to investigate community impacts occurred from AR-hotel projects. The key variables focused on four main issues - physical, economic, value and social issues. The results indicated that there were better physical improvements, livable area, more public social interaction whereas there was a little disturbance, and not much socialization of privacy.
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