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Public space as shared private spaces : an analytical study of the potential of private interventions in creating meaningful public spaces in high-density residential neighbourhoods Dissertation, M.Sc. Architecture

By: Adikari, A.M.JLanguage: English Publisher: Moratuwa UOM 1999Description: 66 p., photosSubject(s): MSc in Architecture | ARCHITECTURE-THESIS | THESIS | SPACE UTILIZATION | TOWN PLANNING:RESIDENTIAL AREAS, NEIGHBOURHOOD UNITSDissertation note: University of Moratuwa Department of Architecture Faculty of Architecture 1999

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University of Moratuwa Department of Architecture Faculty of Architecture 1999

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