Abstract
The article analyzes examples of renovation of red-brick architectural monuments as a result of their adaptation and reconstruction for current functions. In many large cities, the red brick architecture of the XIX century has been preserved, but unfortunately, there is not always the opportunity and funding to maintain the preservation of monuments in its original historical form. In addition, it often happens that the original function of the building loses its relevance, or the building itself ceases to fit the planning standards, here the question arises which approach to use in the reconstruction and modernization of the building to preserve its integrity as much as possible. The Loft style, with its clean lines, simplicity and minimalism in decoration, open, solid glazing and restrained contrasting colors, is most suitable for the reconstruction of red brick architecture of the XIX century. The studied examples give a complete idea of the style in both exterior and interior decoration.
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