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The use of Cape vernacular architecture in gated communities in the Stellenbosch area
This dissertation contributes to the conversation about gated communities, which has become the fastest growing development sector in the post-apartheid South African city. It is a controversial form of development, due to the country’s history of residential segregation, and is regarded by many to...
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Conservation of the Built Environment
2019
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