reconversions

Returns to original

Reconversions are instances of converting something back to a previous state or form.

A building undergoes reconversion when returned to its original use: The reconversion of the warehouse into apartments reversed the industrial conversion from decades earlier.

The term appears in religious contexts for returning to a former faith, and historically described the shift from wartime to peacetime production after World War II.

architectural

renovation

Restoring to good condition

reuse · building · warehouse · loft · redevelopment · retrofit · heritage · preservation · rezoning · residential

religious

reversion

Return to former state

recommitment · backsliding · prodigal · lapsed · returning · rededication · spiritual · believer · congregation · baptism

financial

currency

Medium of exchange

funds · capital · transfer · liquidation · portfolio · investment · bonds · securities · monetary · forex

technical

format

Arrangement and presentation style

  • fileStored collection of data
  • dataFacts for analysis
  • encodingConverting data to format

migration · restoration · rollback · compatibility · legacy · digital · analog · transcoding · reformatting · downgrade

property

leasehold

Rented property interest

flat · apartment · building · ownership · landlord · conveyancing · title · deed · estate · housing

Opposites
directionality of change

reconversionsdepartures

Acts of going away

change vs. stability

reconversionspreservations

Acts of keeping safe

retentions · maintenances · conservations · continuations · stasis

Family

reconversion

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