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Cities, homes and heritage on the frontline: ethical urbanism and global crises

  • Chau Chak Wing Museum University Place Camperdown, New South Wales, 2050 Australia (map)

As daily witnesses to global crises, what is the role of urbanists and architects in responding to the catastrophic destruction playing out in cities and neighbourhoods across the world? This panel features experts across humanitarian architecture, heritage, and housing policy who share their efforts in supporting communities at the frontline of crises. 


Tour leads

Dr Mat Trinca Talalin, President, Blue Shield Australia

Amina Kaskar , Architect and current Rothwell Postdoctoral Fellow 


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