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The Dennis Hurley Centre – A Model for Inclusive Development
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Patrick Ndlovu & Tasmi Quazi
AeT’s role within…

Achieving Together: AeT Intern 2013 Regional “Architectural Student of the Year”
Tasmi Quazi
AeT intern Mongezi Ncube from University of KwaZulu-Natal…

Markets of Warwick Tours celebrate its achievements!
Written by Phumzile Xulu & Photo-essay by Tasmi Quazi
The…

An alternate and inclusive retail model for Durban
Compiled by Tasmi Quazi & Zoe Horn
Project Leader of Asiye…

Serving in Warwick: An Altruist Initiative by Informal Traders
Kara van Schilfgaarde & Tasmi Quazi
As an intern at…

Redefining “Clean-up” of informality
Tasmi Quazi & Richard Dobson
After a scan of the past month’s…

AeT's Renewed Vision: Inclusive Urban Design & Planning as a Driver of Change
Tasmi Quazi
The Asiye eTafuleni (AeT) team appeared in the weekly…

Can artistic expression dignify the informal economy?
Tasmi Quazi & Richard Dobson
After touring the Markets of…

Collaborative Design: An Alternate Way
Tasmi Quazi
Collaborative Design: An Alternate Way, is the title…