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A city walkable: [Re]Imagining spatial justice through access and public space in North End, East London
A city walkable is about re-imagining spatial justice through access and public space in North End, East London, South Africa. The research questioned the state of East London's public space, its inner-city decay, and its vehicular dependency. East London lacks good quality public space that is walk...
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School of Architecture, Planning and Geomatics
2023
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