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Urban memory and the evolution of the urban environment
An individual's connection to the world is facilitated by memory as it envelops every feature of human experience. In the absence of memory, meaning collapses. In architectural terms, if memory exists as the foundation upon which meaning is built, if a person is to find and experience meaning in the...
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School of Architecture, Planning and Geomatics
2016
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