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082			_a720.108 _bCHA
100			_aCharlesworth, Esther _95889
245			_aHumanitarian architecture : fifteen stories of architects working after disaster
260			_aNew York _bRoutledge _c2014
300			_axvi,248p.
505			_aFOREWORD Michael Sorkin viii ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS xv INTRODUCTION A world of disasters: The rise and rise of humanitarian architecture Esther Charlesworth 1 PART ONE PRIVATE PRACTICE-BASED HUMANITARIAN ARCHITECTS SHIGERU BAN 19 VOLUNTARY ARCHITECTS' NETWORK, JAPAN HSIEH YINGCHUN 31 ATELIER 3, TAIWAN MICHAEL MURPHY 41 MASS DESIGN GROUP, USA PAUL PHOLEROS 53 HEALTHABITAT, AUSTRALIA PATAMA ROONRAKWIT 67 COMMUNITY ARCHITECTS FOR SHELTER AND ENVIRONMENT, THAILAND PART TWO UNIVERSITY-BASED HUMANITARIAN ARCHITECTS NATHANIEL CORUM 81 ARCHITECTURE FOR HUMANITY, USA DAVID PERKES 93 GULF COAST COMMUNITY DESIGN STUDIO, USA PART THREE NGO- AND INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT- BASED HUMANITARIAN ARCHITECTS LIZZIE BABISTER 111 DEPARTMENT OF INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT, UK ERICCESAL 117 ARCHITECTURE FOR HUMANITY, JAPAN SANDRA D'URZO 133 INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF THE RED CROSS AND RED CRESCENT SOCIETIES, SWITZERLAND BRETT MOORE 145 WORLD VISION INTERNATIONAL, AUSTRALIA GRAHAM SAUNDERS 157 INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF THE RED CROSS AND RED CRESCENT SOCIETIES, SWITZERLAND KIRTEE SHAH 173 AHMEDABAD STUDY ACTION GROUP, INDIA MAGGIE STEPHENSON 185 UN-HABITAT, HAITI ANNA WACHTMEISTER 201 CORDAID, THE NETHERLANDS EPILOGUE Putting the public in design Bryan Bell 214 Architecture as service Ian Davis 220 Sending out an SOS Rory Hyde 229 HUMANITARIAN AGENCIES AND PEOPLE 236 INDEX 244
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