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Centering the periphery: Re-framing East London central business district towards social & spatial equality
This research addresses the social and spatial inequality in East London Central Business District (CBD), a challenge mirrored across South Africa. Focusing on redefining and re-framing 'Bufferzones', the study aims to integrate peripheral communities and vulnerable groups into the city center, whil...
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School of Architecture, Planning and Geomatics
2024
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