The three connected buildings of the former Suffolk Manufacturing Company in Lowell, known as Mills Nos. 5, 6 and 8, were built in 1862 (No. 5) and 1880 (Nos. 6 and 8), at a time when the city of Lowell was one of the predominant centers of the textile industry in the United States. Located within the Locks and Canals National Register Historic District, this impressive complex of mill building...

Adaptive Reuse of Historic Buildings (ARHB) is a new concept in developing countries like Sri Lanka. One the main concerns for intendancy decision makers to ARHB operational energy. This paper analyzes research gap reusing historical buildings as office spaces by utilizing their structural and architectural designs preserving buildings’ authenticity future. It further aims protect energy-effici...

Historic buildings require good maintenance to sustain their function and preserve embodied heritage values. Previous studies have demonstrated the benefits of digitalization techniques in improving managing threats historic buildings. However, there still lacks a solution that can consistently organize data collected from reveal operating conditions real-time facilitate various analytics simul...