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African identity in post-apartheid public architecture : white skin, black masks /
by Noble, Jonathan Alfred.
Series: Ashgate studies in architecture Published by : Ashgate Pub., (Burlington :) Physical details: xviii, 293 p. : ill. 26 cm. ISBN: 0754677656 Subject(s): Architecture and race %South Africa. | Architecture and society %South Africa. | Public architecture %South Africa. | Public buildings %South Africa. | South Africa %Social conditions %1994- Year: 2011
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Includes index.
Imagination and identification, part 1: the Mpumalanga Legislature, Nelspruit -- Imagination and identification, part 1: the Northern Cape Legislature, Kimberly -- "We the people", part 1: the Constitutional Court of South Africa, at Constitution Hill, Johannesburg -- "We the people", part 2: the Walter Sisulu Square of Dedication, Kliptown -- Honouring our other "we": Freedom Park, Pretoria.
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