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Pietermaritzburg as an Afrikan City: Re-establishing the Identity of the Central Business District
My design dissertation is concerned with the complex history and current conditions of city centres in the Global South and specifically in South Afrika. The central areas in many of our cities, conserve and preserve a colonial and oppressive identity in their built environments, which continues to...
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School of Architecture, Planning and Geomatics
2023
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