Asma Mehan, Assistant Professor and Director, Architectural Humanities and Urbanism Lab, Huckabee College of Architecture, Texas Tech University, USA

‘A timely and compelling contribution, in this book Mehan rethinks the discourse on industrial heritage through a decolonial lens, a perspective too frequently neglected. The book tackles controversial case studies, challenges conventional narratives and offers robust analysis and brilliant insights that can shape policy and practice in participatory urbanism and community-oriented governance.’

• ContentsAuthor biography Introduction to Decolonizing Industrial Heritage1 Industrial heritage and the politics of space 2 Decolonizing industrial heritage: A critical framework3 Community-centered adaptive reuse: Participatory design andurban commons 4 Climate adaptation and industrial heritage: Sustainable futures5 Digital tools and AI in adaptive reuse 6 Economic models of industrial adaptive reuse 7 Case studies: Adaptive reuse along the Ogallala Aquifer Conclusion: Rethinking industrial heritage for just and sustainablecities References

Asma Mehan, Assistant Professor and Director, Architectural Humanities and Urbanism Lab, Huckabee College of Architecture, Texas Tech University, USA

‘A timely and compelling contribution, in this book Mehan rethinks the discourse on industrial heritage through a decolonial lens, a perspective too frequently neglected. The book tackles controversial case studies, challenges conventional narratives and offers robust analysis and brilliant insights that can shape policy and practice in participatory urbanism and community-oriented governance.’

• ContentsAuthor biography Introduction to Decolonizing Industrial Heritage1 Industrial heritage and the politics of space 2 Decolonizing industrial heritage: A critical framework3 Community-centered adaptive reuse: Participatory design andurban commons 4 Climate adaptation and industrial heritage: Sustainable futures5 Digital tools and AI in adaptive reuse 6 Economic models of industrial adaptive reuse 7 Case studies: Adaptive reuse along the Ogallala Aquifer Conclusion: Rethinking industrial heritage for just and sustainablecities References

Asma Mehan, Assistant Professor and Director, Architectural Humanities and Urbanism Lab, Huckabee College of Architecture, Texas Tech University, USA

‘A timely and compelling contribution, in this book Mehan rethinks the discourse on industrial heritage through a decolonial lens, a perspective too frequently neglected. The book tackles controversial case studies, challenges conventional narratives and offers robust analysis and brilliant insights that can shape policy and practice in participatory urbanism and community-oriented governance.’

• ContentsAuthor biography Introduction to Decolonizing Industrial Heritage1 Industrial heritage and the politics of space 2 Decolonizing industrial heritage: A critical framework3 Community-centered adaptive reuse: Participatory design andurban commons 4 Climate adaptation and industrial heritage: Sustainable futures5 Digital tools and AI in adaptive reuse 6 Economic models of industrial adaptive reuse 7 Case studies: Adaptive reuse along the Ogallala Aquifer Conclusion: Rethinking industrial heritage for just and sustainablecities References