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Grounding Density: Mobilising the economic and spatial potential of low-income housing along the Delft South main road
This dissertation comprises five chapters. The first chapter explores issues of housing and density. Case studies are used to examine the relationship between agency and housing as well as the trade-offs of efficiency of circulation systems in dense housing. The second chapter locates the research w...
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School of Architecture, Planning and Geomatics
2017
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