Decolonising the Built Environment : Process, Product, and Pedagogy (Hardcover)

1.?Towards a Decolonial Turn in the Built Environment? Part One: From Paradigm to Process??2. Performing Space: Thoughts on Colonising, Decolonising and the Concert Hall? 3. Settler Colonial Critique and Indigenous Urbanization ?4.? Place-Based Indigenous Knowledge Systems and Their Relevance to the Decolonisation of Urban Planning Practice in Namibia: The Example of the Olupale and Omuvanda Cultural Open Spaces??5. Place-Based Strategies to Transform South African Urban Nearby Nature Places? 6. An African Landscape Design Approach for Rural Development??Part Two: From Process to Product & Pedagogy??7. Decolonising the Built Environment in and around a University Campus: The Incongruence between Intellectual Discourse and Lived (Institutional) Practices??8. Visual Redress at Stellenbosch University: Staff Reactions to the Decolonisation of Campus Spaces??9. The Invisible Users of the Street??10: Ubuntu Design Aesthetics and the Built Environment in South Africa? 11. An Inquiry into Visual Art as Critical Disruptor to Reveal Emergent Narratives and Authorship in Architecture??12. Kam?r??th?: An Architecture for Decolonisation??Part Three: Reflections on the Decolonial Turn in the Built Environment??13. Spaces of Erasure??14. Can the Master Speak???15. Conclusion: Reconsidering the Decolonisation of the Built Environment