The future of South Africa’s cities and towns : President Cyril Ramaphosa’s 2019 State of the Nation Address
How will South Africa’s cities be impacted by the President Ramaphosa’s 2019 State of the Nation Address?
Posts Tagged 'urban'
#cocreateDESIGN FESTIVAL-2019 to be hosted in Cape Town on 25 and 26 February, themed “Inspiring Resilience”
The #cocreateDESIGN FESTIVAL 2019, themed “Inspiring Resilience”, is taking place on 25 and 26February at the V&A Waterfront, Cape Town.
Re-thinking the meaning of “well-located” for affordable housing in South Africa
This article is part of our 80:20 series. It discusses the meaning of “well-located”, and the role of policies and urban planning alongside architecture for affordable housing.
Making better places for diverse communities: Learnings from the Bellville CBD
Sharyn Sassen reflects on how placemaking in the Bellville CBD could be informed by the diverse communities that embrace the area.
Unlocking innovation in public space design and development
How do we truly get all parties to promote and nurture innovation in public space design and development? Rashiq Fataar shares his ideas.
City of Cape Town to invest R15.7m in Manenberg park project
18 months ago The City of Cape Town, along with the Western Cape Government, announced a new vision for the
New Residential Development : 16 on Bree
The city recently announced the construction of a new 35-storey retail and residential development to be built on the site bounded
8 ways to improve Cape Town’s cycling strategy
Future Cape Town in February 2017 released its official position statement on the Draft Cycling Strategy by the City of Cape Town as part of the public participation process which ended on 21 February 2017.
How affordable housing can be delivered by the private sector : A case study in Parow, Cape Town
How can we get the private sector to develop affordable housing? This was the central question of Kate Hogarth’s masters thesis in City and Regional Planning.
How to Improve Public Participation in the Planning of Cities : Inclusion of marginalised people in waste management
Do public participation and planning processes really include all people? Adam van Heerden studied informal waste-collectors or “skarrelers” as part of his award-winning Masters of City and Regional Planning thesis.