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*084  $aOdgd-cz Kiruna$2kssb/8
*24510$aKiruna Forever /$cDaniel Golling, Carlos Mínguez Carrasco, (red./ed.) ; translation: Maria Taubert, Anna Tebelius.
*264 1$aStockholm :$bArkitektur förlag :$bArkDes,$c[2020]
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*500  $a"Utgiven i samband med utställningen Kiruna Forever, ArkDes, Stockholm, 24 april 2020 - februari 2021. Published to accompany the exhibition Kiruna Forever, ArkDes - The Swedish Centre for Architecture and Design, Stockholm, 24 April - 7 februari 2021"
*520  $aI Kiruna pågår just nu en av de största stadsomvandlingarna i modern tid. Staden flyttas tre kilometer på grund av expansionen av gruvan som den är uppbyggd kring. En tredjedel av befolkningen måste lämna sina hem; byggnader rivs eller flyttas och en ny stad tar form. Parallella texter på svenska/engelska. Boken ges ut i samband med utställningen Kiruna Forever på ArkDes.
*650 7$aStadsplanering (estetik)
*650 7$aUrban politik
*650 0$aCity planning
*650 0$aUrban policy
*651 7$aSverige$zLappland$zKiruna
*7001 $aGolling, Daniel,$d1974-$4edt$0https://libris.kb.se/mkz28zn53rh47dc#it
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Kiruna Forever examines the current relocation of the city through the works of architects, urban planners, artists and writers who have transformed the community and addressed the challenges that have shaped the region - from the first industrial settlement and onward into the future. By placing the relocation of Kiruna in historical and geographical contexts, the authors reflect on the big questions such a complex project raises. What is the limit of natural resources? What happens to residents? identity and security when their homes are demolished? Who decides, and how, which components of the cultural heritage should be preserved or sacrificed? How does the relocation affect the Indigenous Sámi populations way of living? How permanent are the cities we live in?