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Transforming space and significance - a study of the constitutional court of South Africa
This study examines the process of establishing and building the new South African Constitutional Court as the first intervention in the development of the Constitutional Hill precinct and as part of an endeavour aimed at creating a new national identity. The argument is reliant on the premise that...
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School of Architecture, Planning and Geomatics
2020
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