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Designing to Heal: Planning and Urban Design Response to Disaster and Conflict
Author(s): Jenny Donovan
Print Publication Date: 2013
https://doi.org/10.1071/9780643106475
ISBN: 9780643106475
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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CHAPTER 1.
Acknowledgements
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CHAPTER 2.
1 Introduction
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CHAPTER 3.
2 The High Cost of Living
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CHAPTER 4.
3 Recovering From Disaster
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CHAPTER 5.
4 Sixteen Acres in Manhattan
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CHAPTER 6.
5 Rebuilding Political, Social and Human Capital on Montserrat
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CHAPTER 7.
6 Building Bridges Out of Flags, Murals, a Prison and a Shopping Centre in Belfast
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CHAPTER 8.
7 Providing Hope for Children in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
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CHAPTER 9.
8 Giving New Meaning to a Tsunami-Devastated Beach, Hambantota, Sri Lanka
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CHAPTER 10.
9 Loss and Identity, Rebuilding Communities and Buildings After the Victorian Bushfires
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CHAPTER 11.
10 Designing to Heal
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CHAPTER 12.
11 The Characteristics of Places That are Designed to Heal
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CHAPTER 13.
References
CHAPTER 14.
Appendix 1: Interview With Tony McHugh: Facilitating the Healing Process
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CHAPTER 15.
Appendix 2: Murrindindi Shire Memorials Guidelines
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CHAPTER 16.
Index
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