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This e-book is based on a selection of papers from one of the majo rtopics at the CIBW0702006 Trondheim InternationalS ymposium-'changing user demands on buildings:needs for lifecycle planning and management'. The challenge for facilities managers today is to effectively manage the great economical value our built assets represent,as well as focusing on efficient use and operation of facilities over time.Users' and tenants' needs are more and more in focus.The selected papers focus on meeting changing user demands through adaptability in the long-term perspective.Research and case studies are presented,exploring the needs and possibilities for modernization,transformation and reuse of existing buildings,infrastructure and urban renewal areas.Transformation and reuse a real so seen in relation to conservation of historic buildings.

Facility management. --- Plant engineering.

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This issue of Facilities is based on a selection of several papers from the 23 papers accepted for the 3rd European Research Symposium in Facilities Management, held on 12-14 May 2004 in Copenhagen. The Symposium ran in parallel with, and as part of, the European Facilities Management Conference 2004, and participants were able to walk between research and practice sessions, which created a good climate for interaction.Previously published in: Facilities, Volume 22, Number 11/12, 2004

Facility management. --- Plant engineering.