Post-industrial cities have long struggled to find new uses for the (often gargantuan) factory infrastructure that once made their towns boom. Usually, that means a park or a museum. But a few cities--like Genk, Belgium--have tried a more experimental approach, turning these decrepit sites into unusual creative spaces.
Post-industrial cities have long struggled to find new uses for the (often gargantuan) factory infrastructure that once made their towns boom. Usually, that means a park or a museum. But a few cities--like Genk, Belgium--have tried a more experimental approach, turning these decrepit sites into unusual creative spaces.
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