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Jus’t Spatial Design Practice in South(ern) Africa
Just Spatial Design ZA (JSD_ZA) is an initiative that seeks to draw, collect, and share perspectives, resources, and learnings from a diverse network of organisations, practices, students and various other entities and individuals who are working towards spatial justice through spatial design in our cities. The website and associated social media presence aims to serve as both a platform and a resource for design practitioners who are working towards spatial justice in South Africa.
SkyscraperCity
A forum community dedicated to skyscrapers, towers, high-rises, construction, and city planning enthusiasts. Join the discussion about structures, styles, reviews, scale, transportation, skylines, architecture, and more.
Cyburbia
'Cyburbia' describes itself as a "friendly big tent" where the experiences and thoughts are shared about "urban planning practice, planning adjacent topics, and whatever else comes to mind".
World Built Environment Forum
The World Built Environment Forum (WBEF) is a leading global community for the built and natural environment. It is an initiative of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors. WBEF has a formal public interest remit and their work aims to ensure that markets operate in the best interests of society. The mission is to advance discussions of critical importance to the built and natural environment, inspiring positive and sustainable change for a prosperous and inclusive future.
Land Portal - Discussions
Discussions provide a platform to stimulate conversation on diverse issues of importance to the land governance community. By participating in a discussion, users agree to be respectful of the diversity of opinions, and are reminded to stay on topic, cite your sources, and refer users to other resources for more information.