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Post-Disaster Reconstruction: How to Integrate Memory and Identity into a Completely Rebuilt Territory

Natural disasters, whether or not compounded by human activity, are becoming increasingly frequent in today's world.

Chile has a long history of natural disasters, many of which have occurred in recent years, underscoring the dramatic and disheartening toll on its population. It is as if the country lives in a permanent state of reconstruction.

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Cite: Gonçalves, Raquel. "Post-Disaster Reconstruction: How to Integrate Memory and Identity into a Completely Rebuilt Territory" [Reconstrução pós-desastre: como integrar memória e identidade em um território reconstruído por completo ] 22 Mar 2021. ArchDaily. (Trans. Romullo Baratto) Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/1127958/post-disaster-reconstruction-how-to-integrate-memory-and-identity-into-a-completely-rebuilt-territory> ISSN 0719-8884
Submerged house in Dichato, Chile, after the 2010 earthquake and tsunami. Photo by El Increíble Dr. Peligro, via Visualhunt

灾后重建:如何在彻底重建的区域中融合记忆与认同

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