WELTSTADT

Who creates the city?

Marlboro South – Interview with the Community Planners

Posted on Tuesday, 25. June 2013


© Goethe-Institut and 26'10 South Architects
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Dagmar Hoetzel
is an architect, author and curator who lives and works in Berlin. For “Weltstadt – who creates the city?” she visited the project “Upgrading Informal Settlements – Informal Studio: Marlboro South in Johannesburg” – a city whose evolution she has been following for over 15 years. She is particularly interested in the ways in which planning and construction processes can contribute to the democratisation of a city and society, and found in Marlboro South a successful example that chronicles new pathways.


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