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A techno-economic evaluation of the geodesic dome as a possible form of low-income house in Southern Africa
This dissertation studies the viability of one alternative building system as an option to conventional low-income housing. The need for research in this regard has been expressed by various government committees and commissions of inquiry, as well as by the private sector, to be of vital importance...
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School of Architecture, Planning and Geomatics
2020
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