Spaces of Exclusivity or Connection? Linkages between a Gated Community and its Poorer Neighbour in a Cape Town Master Plan Development
Spaces of Exclusivity or Connection? Linkages between a Gated Community and its Poorer Neighbour in a Cape Town Master Plan Development
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10.1080/00420980500495937
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2006-02
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4.7
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C. Lemanski
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作者：
C. Lemanski
本文认为，城市南非的新的空间秩序已经脆弱的社会动态的影响。分析考虑了一个封闭社区的居民和他们的邻近（非封闭）区域之间的关系，解决了每个区域的居民对“其他”社区的态度和看法，以及居民之间任何直接接触的性质。本文的案例研究位于一个总体规划的私人开发项目中，该项目于1999年在开普敦的富裕（主要是白色）“南部黑人”的中心地带建造。该开发项目拥有两个截然不同的住宅区，尽管空间接近，但在社会和功能上都是孤立的。
This paper considers the impact of urban South Africa's new spatial order on its already fragile social dynamics. Analysis considers the relationships between residents of a gated community and their neighbouring (non-gated) area, addressing both the attitudes and perceptions that exist amongst residents of each area towards the 'other' neighbourhood, as well as the nature of any direct contact between residents. The case study for this paper is located in a master plan private development, constructed in 1999 in the heart of Cape Town's wealthy (and predominantly White) 'southern suburbs'. The development hosts two vastly different residential areas that despite spatial proximity are socially and functionally isolated.