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Cities That Don’t Forget: How Memory Reshapes Urbanism and Investment

ByRajy Khabazi 23 July، 202523 July، 2025

While reading a research paper on urban transformations in Eastern Europe, a deserted neighbourhood in a major city caught my attention. Its walls were still scarred by bullet holes, its facades decaying, yet somehow—nothing about it felt lifeless. Quite the…

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Notre-Dame-de-Grâce Church in Gatineau Lost Architecture, Fading Urban Memory

ByArchUp Newsroom Team 9 June، 20259 June، 2025

A Landmark Erased from Quebec’s Architectural HeritageIn the heart of Gatineau’s historic Hull district, once stood Notre-Dame-de-Grâce Church, a striking example of traditional Canadian church architecture. Built in 1892, it served not only as a place of worship, but as…

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