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Building resilience: a pancultural practice exploring cultures, memory & amp; modernism through hybrid and liminal condition
This dissertation draws on the experience of the third culture kid to set up a design approach for adaptive reuse. The third culture kid is someone who has lived outside of their culture/ country of origin for majority of the developing years and as a result experiences the sense of belonging or not...
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School of Architecture, Planning and Geomatics
2022
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