Spatial [re]mix : rethinking the production of mixed-use architecture in the urban contextSpatial remix : rethinking the production of mixed-use architecture in the urban contextHow can the analysis of building types in the city context aid in the production of mixed-use architectural interventions?

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Spatial [re]mix : rethinking the production of mixed-use architecture in the urban contextSpatial remix : rethinking the production of mixed-use architecture in the urban contextHow can the analysis of building types in the city context aid in the production of mixed-use architectural interventions?

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Scarcity of available land for development and an increase in real estate prices has led to the trend of utilizing mixed-use developments to solve the multitude of issues currently presented in twenty-first century cities. Mixed-use in architecture is not new; it has existed since the establishment of walled city-state. Mixed-use architecture was further utilized with the advent of the industrial era and the introduction of modern town planning, along with the introduction of the 1916 zoning ...

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Thesis

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Masters

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2016

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Mamauag, Jonnel

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https://hdl.handle.net/10652/3622

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Osborne Lane area (Newmarket, Auckland, New Zealand) / Osborne Street (Newmarket, Auckland, New Zealand) / mixed use building types / heritage buildings / sensitive redevelopment / Architectural Design / Architectural Heritage and Conservation

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