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Regeneration through decay: Architectural prosthetic within the damaged coastline of the South African West Coast
The relationship between decay and regeneration acts as a theoretic foundation from which this dissertation suggests a new method of approaching architecture that allows for a perspectival shift. International large scale sand mining industries along the West Coast of South Africa resulted in collap...
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Faculty of Engineering and the Built Environment
2023
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