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Living heritage in the historic urban landscape: a case study of the Grand Parade Market
This study examines the long-established bi-weekly market held on Cape Town's Grand Parade to see if it constitutes living heritage. If it does, how is it connected with the urban landscape it inhabits, and how might it be acknowledged or safeguarded? Heritage practice in South Africa has long focus...
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School of Architecture, Planning and Geomatics
2021
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