LENS, Karen

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LENS, Karen
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12021Adaptive reuse of monastic heritage - Cloth maker’s moulage as an alternative thread to an architectural master planLENS, KarenTheses and DissertationsT1
22020Adaptive reuse processes and the challenge of collective hybridity: Networks of wires anchoring monastic heritage sites in their spatial or social past and futureLENS, KarenJournal ContributionA1
32020Collecting fragility and time: A dialogue of decay and female spiritualityLENS, Karen; VAN CLEEMPOEL, KoenraadJournal ContributionA1
42018Adaptive reuse of monastic heritage – The seams and intersections of moulage or the interweaving with reality.LENS, KarenConference MaterialC2
52018What runs under your skin – the monastic link to co-housing.LENS, KarenProceedings PaperC2
62018Collectief wonen – Ontwerpend Onderzoek, UHasselt, Hasselt, BelgiumHUYBRECHTS, Liesbeth; LENS, Karen; SCHOUTERDEN, LudoResearch ReportR2
72017The ritual aspect of time in (religious) heritage – balance between daily and sacred life as a link between past and futureLENS, KarenBook SectionB2
82017The Monastic Landscape – Carrier of memory and potential catalyst in conservation and adaptive reuse processes of material and immaterial heritageLENS, Karen; VANDE KEERE, Nikolaas; PLEVOETS, BieProceedings PaperC1
92017The Hammam of Erbil citadel: a confluence of past, present, and futureABBAS, Ahmed; LENS, KarenJournal ContributionA2
102017The Hamam of Erbil Citadel: a Confluence of Past, Present and FutureABBAS, Ahmed; LENS, KarenBook SectionB2
112016We ask authors who have previously published an article in lntlAR to peer reviewone or two papersLENS, KarenConference MaterialC2
122016Design based research for valuable programs in the process of adaptive reuseLENS, Karen; VAN CLEEMPOEL, KoenraadProceedings PaperC1
132015Monasteries – The layered capture of rhythm in space and time through rituals by ‘moulage’LENS, Karen; VAN CLEEMPOEL, KoenraadJournal ContributionA1
142014Conservation of monasteries by adaptive reuse: diversified program as a source of inspiration in past and future?LENS, KarenProceedings PaperC1
152013Conservation of monasteries by adaptive reuse: the added value of typology and morphologyLENS, Karen; PLEVOETS, Bie; VAN CLEEMPOEL, KoenraadProceedings PaperC1