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Between memory and history: the restoration of Tulbagh as cultural signifier
This dissertation examines heritage as a social construct by way of critically accessing the precursors, proponents and processes of the Tulbagh restoration. This research is focused on understanding the reasons why and how, after the earthquake of 1969, Church Street was reinstated to its 'historic...
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School of Architecture, Planning and Geomatics
2017
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