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What approach to development in the Cape Winelands : an identification and exploration into urban form - planning for future growth and change in the Cape Winelands region
The urban form of many South African cities is often considered inequitable, fragmented, and unsustainable. Modernist planning ideology and Apartheid social policies left cities with a highly inefficient urban form and structure that reflects fragmentation, separation and a high degree of lateral ur...
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School of Architecture, Planning and Geomatics
2017
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