Rebuilding is Not a Metaphor: Voices Reshaping the Built Environment around the World

Contents:
Natalie Mossin: Preface
Bhawna Jaimini and Ingeborg Hau: Introduction
Ingeborg Hau, Natalie Mossin and Adam Linde Nielsen: The Rebuilding Pavilion. A reportage from the UIA World Congress of Architects
Asbjørn Lund and Søren Nielsen: Rebuilding Reflections
Alessandra Gola and Abdalrahman Kittana: In-War Urban Revitalization in Palestine, a Story from the Field.
Yasmeen Lari: Zero-Carbon, Zero-Waste, Zero-Charity for SDG #1 No Poverty.
Anna Mette Exner: Are we fighting against problems we have created ourselves?
Ramatu Aliyu: Architecture, Policy, and Society - the Road to Change.
Rizvi Hassan: Places, Stories and Identity
Ruchi Varma: A New Investment
Maria Cynthia Y. Funk: Bridges of Resilience - Architecture and Climate Justice in manila
Anna Aslaug Lund: Wetlands as Future Coastal Commons
Khwaja Fatmi: Tale of Women as Builders
Corrin Chan: Beyond Duality - Rebuilding Hong Kong for Well-Being and Sustainability
Hassan Chaachouh: The Importance of the Social Dimension
Bhawna Jaimini: Transforming Sites of Injustice, Neglect and Apathy through Joy and Care. Memories of the Govandi Arts Festival
Maria Fernanda Rivera Flores: Mexico City's Cablebus as a Social Equity Investment.
Kainat Azadzoi: Kabul, the City of Incomplete Dreams
Doian Thanh Ha: Floating Bamboo House (FB House)
Marwa Al-Sabouni: Syrians have Flown the Cage. We must not lose our Freedom
Again Leena Shibeika: Rebuilding is not a Metaphor. Sudanese Resistance Committees, Revolution and Grassroots Resistance