Through fire and pestilence, from farmer cooperative pride to beloved community centre, the history of the Cereolfabriek is far from over.
The transformation of this former technical school by one of the early masters of Modernism questions the balance between preservation and reuse.
From visions of grandeur too big for a city budget to a dying star's last breath, the surprising history of the Maisonneuve library is far from over.
In the corridors of Salzburg's Alte Residenz, a heavy iron door opens to a world of rediscovered treasures and secret passages.
Born of decades of controversy, Montreal's first French-language public library is now home to a very unusual collection.
Thanks to a group of volunteers, this 19th century church in the Netherlands was saved from destruction to become the cultural heart of the community.
Pews have given way to bookshelves in this former Presbyterian church in Nova Scotia's Annapolis Valley.
Swiss industrial history, morally dubious wartime economics, a revolutionary sewing machine and a prime example of Modernism all converge in the new location of the library for the Geneva school of art and design (HEAD).
The hospital where Vincent Van Gogh was treated in Arles is now a cultural centre with a library occupying a surprising space.
In 1920, when Louis Roth took over his father Leonhard's business in Liestal near Basel, Switzerland, he took advantage of
A former print shop in Clerkenwell is now used as the archives of the Corporation of London.
The 18th century presbytery of Beaumont was once a grander building serving as a schoolhouse before being reconstructed as it first stood.