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Rethinking rubbish
Industrial processes forms have dominated the landscape with their linear and degenerative processes. The imposition of these forms in the landscape is exemplified by the industrial area adjacent to the harbour in Cape Town, which was located on the coastline prior to the reclamation of the coastlin...
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School of Architecture, Planning and Geomatics
2024
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