Reversing a trend for ‘knock it down and start again’, the climate crisis is encouraging developers to rethink
Photograph: Christopher Thomond/The GuardianPhotograph: Christopher Thomond/The Guardianrom a former ice factory becoming a shiny home for offices and shops, to a Victorian bus works getting a new lease of life as a flexible workspace, across the country, buildings are being retrofitted and repurposed for the future.industry’s motto in recent years: knock it all down and start again.
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