ディストリクト・シックス(ケープタウン,南アフリカ)の街区形成とその解体・再開発に関する考察

概要

論文の詳細を見る
This paper clarifies the present conditions of District Six (Cape Town, South Africa), which was destructed by the Group Areas Act (No.41 of 1950) and discusses the validity of the planning idea and method of slum clearance and zoning based on the racial segregation. The major objective of this article is to review the idea and method of colonial town planning. ・District Six had been formed as a non-white quarter since the 1830's, which is well known as well as Bokaap which was formed as Malay quarter. Firstly, this paper deals with the history of development of District Six using the various maps and materials. Secondly, we consider the relationship between laws and space formation. Thirdly, this paper tries to reconstruct the District Six just before its demolishment and discusses the redevelopment plan based on the field survey checking all the buildings left at present. One of the conclusions is that slum clearance method is rooted in the modern planning method and is not special in apartheid system of South Africa.
社団法人日本建築学会の論文
2004-04-30