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Blind Man's Bluff - cruel revelations through the study of architectural artefacts
This dissertation is an attempt to understand the Bluff Headland of Durban by uncovering its hidden systems and ideas. By studying the abandoned built fabric visible on site including a whaling station, the ideas that once embedded themselves within those structures reveal much larger societal notio...
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School of Architecture, Planning and Geomatics
2020
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