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A small group of us stand on the roof of our inner city studio block on a late February morning in 2012 and watch the fire engines hoist a ladder about 100 metres away further and further into the sky.1 A slow and deep burn guts for hours the distinctive green- and blue-fronted building on the corner of two adjacent streets, leaving behind an eerie film-set facade complete with scorched palm trees (Figure 8.1).
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Gurney, K. (2015). Living the Everyday City. In: The Art of Public Space. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137436900_8
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