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Activating the back-quarters: strategies of acupuncture for the neglected open spaces of Delft South
With regard to low-income settlemnts in Cape Town, it has become apparent that the private relam is prioritised over the public realm. It is essential that we regard the public realm as an integral component of the lives of the people who inhabit this environment. Because of the living conditions, l...
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School of Architecture, Planning and Geomatics
2017
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