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Book SynopsisThe visionary memoir' (Observer) of a young female architect in war-torn Syria, and the role architecture plays in whether a community crumbles or comes together, now available in B-format paperback.
Trade Review'An understated gem of a book . . . gripping' - The Spectator
'An angry and personal memoir' - Daily Telegraph
'A visionary memoir. . . extraordinary' - Observer
'Incisive … speaks with that particular mix of solicitude and sharp criticism born of true belonging married to broadness of perspective' - Art Review Asia
'It is safe to say that you will find this extraordinary work remarkably unlike any other recent architectural publication … inspirational and decidedly humbling' - RIAS Quarterly
Table of Contents1. The Battle of Freedom • 2. The Battle of Old Homs • 3. The Battle of Mortar • 4. The Battle of Baba Amr • 5. The Battle of Finding a Home • 6. The Battle of Continuation
