London’s ‘regeneration’ : the backdrop to Grenfell rage
▻https://www.ft.com/content/fb9d61ee-60a9-11e7-8814-0ac7eb84e5f1
#inégalités #londres #incendie #urban_matter #cartographie
et pour ce graphique qui montre les vrais points dans la distribution :
▻https://bl.ocks.org/johnburnmurdoch/bb151fe2b01894f94ce375eadea00855
(pour accéder à l’article je crois qu’il faut taper son titre dans google)
The Tower
The burnt skeleton of the Grenfell tower stands empty and silent in the centre of Europe’s busiest city, a tragic reminder of the fire that occurred in the early hours of 14 June 2017, of the tiers, the screams, the rage, the faces of those who lost everything that night, and of those who are mourning for their family, friends and neighbours, of the questions that are still waiting an answer. The terrible last moments in the tower were captured in text messages and phone calls to family and loved ones. ‘Mamma, I think I’m going to die. Thank you for all you have done for me’, Gloria Trevisan’s apartment was on 23rd floor. She called her mum in Italy several times over the night, these are her last words as flames and smoke crept into their home.
