Taiwan has been promoting the reuse of historic buildings by implementing different culturalpolicies since the end of the 20th century. Some of these reused buildings, however, are facing theproblem of being abandoned again. This case study of the “Tree House” in Anping describes its history of being built as a storage facility by Tait&Co. and Taiyen Co., and later being reused as an artisticspace for performances and exhibitions. After being abandoned again for various reasons, the spacegained another rebirth through reconsideration of its organic nature along with a change of its function, coupled with appropriate internal and external conditions. Anping Tree House has become one of the most popular tourist attractions in that region because of this change. This case study shows that itis important to make use of cultural characteristics of the building and return to its people-orientedaspect, instead of merely conserving its appearance during the preservation and revitalization process. Only when relevant policies and environmental elements are properly combined, in addition to giving consideration to the appropriate hardware and software, can historic buildings be successfully reused.