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Plan B
Bernard Khoury
Let’s rewind back about twenty years or a bit more. Back in 1991, while completing my studies in the US, I visited a traveling exhibition of what to me were extremely powerful war images of Beirut’s city center, which had been a no-man’s land for approximately fifteen years. These struck me personally, as I had spent my childhood moving between the two sides of the city, around but never through this battlefield. Many of these buildings were being bulldozed very quickly—by the early ’90s a…
e-flux Journal
Posted: October 1, 2015
Category
War & Conflict, Architecture, Urbanism
Subjects
Housing & Real Estate, Lebanon