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Architectures of survival

Air war and urbanism in Britain, 1935-52

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  • 256 pages
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Focusing on the impact of airpower, this book explores the evolution of urbanism and city planning in modern Britain from the interwar period to the Cold War. It examines how the targeting of urban areas and the militarization of space influenced civilian discussions on infrastructure and city design, revealing the complex relationship between warfare and urban development. Through this lens, the book highlights the significant role air raids played in shaping the future of British cities.

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Architectures of survival, Adam Page

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2018
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