Towards a socially inclusive Addis Ababa: Articulating a new urban renewal strategy

Title

Towards a socially inclusive Addis Ababa: Articulating a new urban renewal strategy

 Author

Snellenberg, S.R.

Contributor

Mota, N. (mentor)
Avermaete, T. (mentor)
Van Gameren, D. (mentor)
Havik, K. (mentor)

Faculty

Architecture and The Built Environment

 Department

Architecture

 Programme

Dwelling; Global Housing

 Date

2015-06-26

 Abstract

The studio of Global Housing engages with pressing dwelling issues in developing territories dealing with the rapid growth in urbanized areas. For this subject the studio aims to investigate design methods and strategies to provide housing for the urban poor in the developing territory of Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia. Within the research phase different problems in different parts of the city have been articulated. My site of intervention is the centrally situated Kebele 01, which is one of the relatively more established neighborhoods, but not resilient to the pressing real estate value that urges high density developments.

 Subject

urban renewal
addis ababa
urbanization
social inclusion

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Student theses

 Document type

master thesis

 Rights

(c) 2015 Snellenberg, S.R.
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