Responsible Adaptation
Honoring the Past Build our Future

Responsible adaptation is a fundamental basis of the guiding principles of conservation and restoration of built cultural heritage. This type of intervention is not just about preserving structures because of their age, but for what they represent in preserving ancestral construction techniques and the identity of entire communities.

The conservation and restoration of built heritage sites aims to give these structures a new life, in a respectful and functional manner, ensuring they remain relevant and adequate for current and future generations. reHabitar proposes interventions with an approach of adaptation that respects history and cultural richness. It recognizes that heritage properties must evolve to meet contemporary housing and commercial needs, adapting them without risking losing their essence.

At reHabitar, we take care of every detail of each intervention, carefully studying each project to ensure we maintain the architectural integrity and original elements of the property, highlighting their original artistic features and emphasizing the property's original personality. At the same time, we believe in interventions that prioritize optimization to provide adequate, accessible, and sustainable housing.

reHabitar applies responsible adaptation by integrating original construction methods with new technologies, materials, and design solutions that respect the character of each building. In this way, a balance is achieved between conservation and adaptation, ensuring that these spaces remain functional, habitable, and socially relevant without compromising their history and cultural value.