“…Place-making is strongly connected with emotions, and Brown and Perkins (1992, as cited in Schweizer, Davis, & Thompson, 2013) discuss how environments and people tend to change in tandem, as place attachments "are nurtured through continuing series of events that reaffirm humans' relations with their environment" (p. 45). Transience itself can accelerate the process of place attachment (Relph, 1976, p. 30), and similarly, migration facilitates place-making through environmental attunement, especially migrations away from overly built environments (Ward & van Vuuren, 2013).…”