Disaster Documentation and Reconstruction Plans in Europe, 1821–Present

Published in 2026 by Leuven University Press

“Disaster mapping and reconstruction from the 19th century to the present, with European case studies illustrating diverse regional and cultural approaches.
Cartographies of Catastrophes is an in-depth exploration of how disasters, caused by war or natural calamity, have been documented and mapped over the past two centuries.

This interdisciplinary volume brings together historians, urban planners, and architects to examine the role of maps in understanding, responding to, and rebuilding after catastrophic events.

A compelling narrative of resilience, reconstruction, and the enduring impact of catastrophe on cities and landscapes.
Essential reading for anyone interested in the intersection of history, cartography, and urban planning.”

272 p.

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