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Realising the density dividend? Changes in urban lifestyle and culture as compact developments emerge on Cape s public transport corridors
Local planning reform has facilitated the development of some higher density residential and mixed-use development on Cape Town's transport corridors, laying the basis for more efficient and sustainable lifestyles in areas of the city served by public transport and paratransit services. The research...
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Department of Civil Engineering
2017
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