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Decolonizing Industrial Heritage: Adaptive Reuse, Community Engagement, and Climate Resilience
This timely book explores the adaptive reuse of industrial heritage through the lenses of decolonization and climate resilience. Author Asma Mehan presents a critical framework for understanding and reinvigorating industrial remains as evolving infrastructures that foster ecological and social transformation.
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