Heather Braiden

Heather Braiden is an Assistant Professor in Landscape Architecture at Dalhousie University and a PhD candidate at the McGill School of Architecture. Over the last decade, Heather’s research has evolved to include the cultural perceptions and social identity in post-mining landscapes. Her findings have been presented at several international conferences and in other academic settings.

How can we newly understand the dynamic nature of the vernacular?

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How can we newly understand the dynamic nature of the vernacular?

By Daniel Millette David T. Fortin Department of Unusual Certainties Heather Braiden, and 13 more

[roundtable_menu] [contributor]Shuyin Wu [excerpt]As a result, every year 90 thousand natural villages disappear, including yao-dong villages.[/excerpt] [/contributor] [contributor]Lucie Kroening & Victor Seguela, Paris [excerpt]The contradiction embodied in the word banga