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Living differently
Society today is structured in a way that supports centralised authorities who devise systems for living (eg: food supply, energy sources) that are not necessarily in keeping with sustainable processes. South Africa is facing a severe energy crisis and the current solution to this problem is to buil...
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School of Architecture, Planning and Geomatics
2016
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