Launch of Report “Church Square : Empowering Public Life”
Future Cape Town have recently completed a research report, commissioned by commercial property regeneration specialists Urban Lime, on Church Square in the Cape Town CBD. The report evaluates the square across multiple criteria e.g. equity, access, diversity etc. and includes recommendations to improve the space going forward.
The main findings of the report will be presented […]
LECTURE : Building[s] for Change | Roelof S Uytenbogaardt UDISA Memorial Lecture
“Building[s] for change”
Please RSVP for the event as seats will be limited at the venue.
Dr. Kathryn Ewing, nominated to present the second Reolof S. Uyetenbogaardt UDISA Memorial Lecture, is honoured for her contribution towards the development of safer, integrated and sustainable neighbourhoods in the Western Cape of South Africa. Though her work, including that as […]
The future of public space III : Who owns the space?
Future Cape Town, and the Urban Design Institute of South Africa (UDISA) present the event series ‘The Future of Public Space’.
The three-part lecture series on public space seeks to promote discourse on the contemporary challenges of the public realm against the backdrop of deepening inequality, fast urbanising cities and increasing socio-economic volatility. It will also […]
The Future of Public Spaces II : Activism
Future Cape Town, and the Urban Design Institute of South Africa (UDISA) present the event series ‘The Future of Public Space’.
The three-part lecture series on public space seeks to promote discourse on the contemporary challenges of the public realm against the backdrop of deepening inequality, fast urbanising cities and increasing socio-economic volatility. It will also […]
The future of public space I : African cities and public spaces
Future Cape Town, and the Urban Design Institute of South Africa (UDISA) present the event series ‘The future of public space’.
The three-part lecture series on public space seeks to promote discourse on the contemporary challenges of the public realm against the backdrop of deepening inequality, fast urbanising cities and increasing socio-economic volatility. It will also […]
