dc.contributor.author | Cele, Desiree | |
dc.contributor.author | Chipunga, Lovemore | |
dc.date.accessioned | 2016-12-09T05:34:07Z | |
dc.date.available | 2016-12-09T05:34:07Z | |
dc.date.issued | 2016 | |
dc.identifier.citation | Cele, D., & Chipunga, L. (2016). Toward achieving diversity through collaborative planning in mixed-use precincts: a case study of Florida Road, Durban (South Africa). Town and Regional Planning, 68, 1-11. | en_ZA |
dc.identifier.issn | 1012-280X (print) | |
dc.identifier.issn | 2415-0495 (online) | |
dc.identifier.uri | http://hdl.handle.net/11660/5166 | |
dc.description.abstract | English: Entertainment precincts are typically packed with a dynamic mix of people and land
uses that create areas with economic and social benefits. However, for a naturally
occurring precinct such as Florida Road, Durban, the social disharmony emanating
from the placement of the land uses makes the area vulnerable. The aim of the
research was to examine how best a collaborative approach could foster diversity.
Both quantitative and qualitative primary data, collected by means of questionnaires
and interviews drawn from the various stakeholders in the precinct, were conducted
in order to assess the nature of the issues. The research also drew data from the
lived experience of temporary/long-term residents and visitors and/or users of the
precinct to maintain an inhibited view outside of the private interests involved.
The research found that there have been minor changes to the spatial land-use
pattern since 2007. There is, however, a higher intensity of land-use activity such
as restaurants operating as nightclubs at close proximity to residential flats. The
study results showed that, while the Florida Road precinct management has made
great progress since its inception in 2012, there is dialectic tension between the
relevant stakeholders relating to planning and the decision-making processes. The
authors recommend intimate collaborative planning that enables communities and
local government to communicate effectively without squandering opportunities to
diversify mixed-use precincts. | en_ZA |
dc.description.abstract | Afrikaans: Vermaaklikheidsbuurte is tipies verpak met ʼn dinamiese mengsel van mense en
grondgebruike wat gebiede ekonomiese en maatskaplike voordele bied. Maar vir ʼn
natuurlik-aangetrefde buurt soos Florida Road, Durban het die sosiale disharmonie
wat voortspruit uit die plasing van die grondgebruike, die gebied kwesbaar gemaak.
Die doel van die navorsing was om te ondersoek hoe die beste van ʼn gesamentlike
benadering diversiteit kan bevorder. Beide kwantitatiewe en kwalitatiewe primêre
data ingesamel deur middel van vraelyste en onderhoude onder die verskillende
rolspelers in die buurt is uitgevoer ten einde die aard van die kwessies te evalueer.
Die navorsing het ook data verkry uit die ervaring van tydelike/langtermyn inwoners
asook besoekers en/of gebruikers van die buurt om ʼn geïnhibeerde opinie buite die
private belange van betrokkenes te verkry. Die navorsing het bevind dat daar geringe
veranderinge aan die ruimtelike grondgebruikpatroon sedert 2007 plaasgevind
het, maar dat daar ʼn hoër intensiteit van grondgebruikaktiwiteit soos byvoorbeeld
restaurante wat as nagklubs dien naby woonstelle is. Die studieresultate toon dat,
alhoewel die Florida Road buurtbestuur groot vooruitgang sedert sy ontstaan in 2012
gemaak het, is daar dialektiese spanning tussen die betrokke belanghebbendes met
betrekking tot die beplanning en die besluitnemingsprosesse. Intieme gesamentlike
beplanning wat gemeenskappe en plaaslike regering in staat stel om effektief te
kommunikeer sonder vermorsde geleenthede om gemengde gebruikbuurte te
diversifiseer, word deur die skrywers aanbeveel. | af |
dc.description.abstract | SeSotho: Ho tlwaelehile hore dibaka tsa boithabiso
di tlale batho ba sa tshwaneng le
disebediswa tse etsang melemo ya
moruo hape le boithabiso ba batho. Le
ha ho le jwalo, mabapi le sebaka se leng
teng ka tlhaho jwalo ka Florida Road,
Durban; kgutso ha e be teng ka lebaka
la ho bewa ha disebediswa lefatsheng
leo. Di etsa ho be bobebe hore sebaka
seo se senyehe. Sepheo sa dipatlisiso
tsena e ne e le ho hlahloba hore
mokgwa wa tshebedisanommoho ke
ofe o ka etsang hore ho be le ntlafatso.
Ho entswe dipatlisiso ka pokello ya
dintlha tsa sehlooho tsa lebadi le boleng
(quantitative and qualitative) ka mokgwa
wa pampiri e nang le lenane la dipotso
le ka ho botsa batho ba amehang
dipotso sebakeng seo e le ho lekola/
ho lekanyetsa sebopeho sa mathata.
Dipatlisiso tsena di entswe hape ka
pokello ya dintlha ho tswa ho baahi, le
baeti ba nakwana/nako tsohle le/kapa
basebedisi ba sebaka seo, ba nang le
boitsebelo; hore ba kgone ho baballa
pono ya baahi ba sebaka seo; ntle
le ditabatabelo tsa batho ba bang ba
amehang. Tse fumanweng (diphumano)
dipatlisisong di bontsha hore ho bile le
diphetoho tse nyenyane mokgweng wa
tshebediso ya lefatshe ho tloha ka 2007,
le ha ho le jwalo, ho na le ho nyoloha
ho matla diketsahalong tsa tshebediso
ya lefatshe. Mohlala, direstjhurente tse
ding di sebetsa jwalo ka ditlelapo tsa
bosiu empa di le haufinyana haholo
le difolete tsa bodulo. Tse fumanweng
(diphumano) di bontsha hore bolaodi ba
sebaka sa Florida Road bo ile ba etsa
kgatelopele e kgolo ho tloha qalehong
ya bona ya tshebetso ka 2012. Ho na le
ho se utlwane ka puo pakeng tsa batho
ba amehang mabapi le ketso ya merero
le tsweletso ya ho etsa diqeto. Re
itshetlehile hodima diphetho tsa thuto ya
mehlala (the case study),ho hlokahala
morero o kopanetsweng, o fang setjhaba
le mmuso wa selehae bokgoni ba ho
buisana hantle ntle le ho senya menyetla
ya ntlafatso ditshebetsong tse fapaneng
tsa dibaka. | st |
dc.language.iso | en | en_ZA |
dc.publisher | Department of Urban and Regional Planning, University of the Free State | en_ZA |
dc.subject | Entertainment precinct | en_ZA |
dc.subject | Diversity | en_ZA |
dc.subject | Collaborative planning | en_ZA |
dc.subject | Communicative planning theory | en_ZA |
dc.title | Toward achieving diversity through collaborative planning in mixed-use precincts: a case study of Florida Road, Durban (South Africa) | en_ZA |
dc.type | Article | en_ZA |
dc.description.version | Publisher's version | |
dc.rights.holder | Department of Urban and Regional Planning, University of the Free State | |