Creative redesignation of public spaces by Ethiopian condominium residents.
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First published in Building Ethiopia Volume II, 2014
My Private Public Space
First published in Building Ethiopia Volume II, 2014
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Active Public Spaces, Africa, africanCities, Community, Consulting community, Developing policies, Essay, Ethiopia, Housing, Lack of facilities, Local resources, Mekelle University, Public space role, Public vs. Private, Reflection on African Cities, Social commitment, Social infrastructure, Social process, Spatial Ideologies
