Village de la seconde reconstruction
Urban planning · by Boleslas de Jankowski François, Massé Francis, Claude Meyer-Lévy, Roger Ringwald, Perrin Roger, Lucien Toussaint, Michel Trefcon · 1947
Corcieux, France
The village of Corcieux, significantly affected by the bombing on November 15, 1944, is showcased as a notable example of post-World War II reconstruction and urban planning. Declared disaster-stricken by the Ministry of Reconstruction and Urbanism in 1945, the village underwent comprehensive efforts to restore and modernize its infrastructure and housing. This initiative reflects broader trends in rebuilding communities in the Vosges region and addresses the challenges of creating resilient, functional urban environments amidst the aftermath of war.
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