Kelvin Campbell is part of the 2018 2nd Semester cohort at STIAS.
Projects
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Adam Tas Corridor - unlocking the regeneration and transformation of Stellenbosch
This project applies the principles of massive small urban system change to the Adam Tas Corridor, an area in the city of Stellenbosch that comprises 400 ha along two intersecting transport routes. -
System Change Africa: Evolution not revolution
Finding an African way of dealing with African urbanism: Complexity theory and systems thinking show how governments and people can work together to achieve something that neither could ever achieve alone.
Related to Kelvin Campbell
Event
STIAS Lecture Series 2018: Kelvin Campbell - Making Massive Small Change: Ideas, tools and tactics to build the urban society we all want
Please note the new venue for STIAS Public Lectures: Seminar Room, 2nd Floor, HB Thom Theatre, 15 Victoria Street (use the main entrance to the HB Thom theatre).
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Making massive small change: a vision for urban development - STIAS lecture by Kelvin Campbell
There is no single solution. Every place has to find its way.
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Unlocking the regeneration and transformation potential to build the urban society we all want in Stellenbosch - the Adam Tas Corridor project
The Adam Tas Corridor is the start of Stellenbosch’s emerging urban transformation district and the vision is to create an integrated urban-development corridor that is liveable, safe, resource-efficient, socially integrated, economically inclusive and globally competitive, in which all citizens can actively participate.
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Public participation process opens for Adam Tas Corridor
The Stellenbosch Municipality has commenced a public-participation process for residents to have their say in the Adam Tas Corridor Local Spatial Development Framework.