How to deal with the relics and consequences of war on our built, urban and cultural landscapes and its communities? Should we remove, preserve, or reuse these relics of an inconvenient past and what role is the community playing in this? Which voices do we need to listen to?
Within the thesislab, the discussions centers around the topic of post-conflict heritage, post-disaster heritage and
traumalandscapes as described by UNESCO and ICCROM. The focus in this thesislab is the Atlantikwall as an example of this post-conflict landscape. The Atlantikwall was the Nazi defense line, constructed during WWII in the coastal landscapes of Western Europe.
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