“What are the ways that meaning is ascribed to…. places by the populations that have valued them through time?” Erin Putalik, Assistant Professor of Architecture and Landscape Architecture, asks this question in her ongoing research that addresses how place-based history is central to contemporary discourse around climate change and adaptation.
“Cultural Histories / Changing Landscapes” is part of our new series of video shorts on “Collaborative Actions,” highlighting social impact through a culture of research collaboration and ongoing partnerships.
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