Adaptive reuse of OSI GHIA EX-FACTORY

Adaptive reuse of OSI GThe conversion of the OSI Ghia Factory in Turin – a place of historical importance which, however, was historically left in a state of underutilization – into a new establishment pointing to the modern urban industry can be a way to fill the gap between heritage preservation and current urban development. This study is examining how the transformation of industrial brownfields can give a fresh impetus to the development of sustainable urban areas and at the same time rescue cultural and architectural inheritances. The OSI Ghia Factory, which is a vivid reminder of Turin’s industrial age, offers not only an opportunity but also a challenge in the reopening of a historically valuable and yet forgotten area, which meets the needs of the economy and society in the wake of the renewal of culture and history. It is the leading goal, i.e., to create a locally appropriate framework for the factory’s reuse that can be a holy grail in the integration of economic growth, environmental protection, and social cohesion. Aligned with the goals of sustainability in the urban area of Turin, the initiative aims not only to raise the level of the local economy but also to help create sustainable employment and generate opportunities for the development of the local community. By employing a mixed-methods design that encompasses a systematic review of adaptive reuse and urban regeneration as a theoretical framework alongside an analysis of similar ventures, the research identifies both the challenges and the best practices for converting the old production facility into a model that can be replicated elsewhere while being more inclusive and environmentally friendly. HIA EX-FACTORY