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,The Vernacular Grid in Senegal: The Popularization of an?Elite Spatial Practice,ogonal planning of settlements in Africa must be attributed to the diffusion of the idea and the practice from western Europe, and that its introduction was conditioned by colonial rule over African territories, will be refuted. In the case of Senegal (historic Senegambia), grid planning emerged as

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Entangled Grids: Vernacular and (Post-)Colonial Planning Interactions in Contemporary Senegalese Cis are analyzed in five important contemporary Senegalese cities: Dakar, Touba, Diourbel, Tivaouane and Kaolack. By showing the reciprocal relations, co-habitation and hybridization between the two initially distinct urban design traditions, our discussion will break free from any morphological or ch

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Susan S. Adler,Dominiek Beckers,Math Buckan Africa and its urban policies and practices in Senegal have been well researched and we will not duplicate it here. Rather, this chapter explores one specific colonial spatial design phenomenon, the grid plan, as a cross-sectional topic. The grid plan played a key role in the planning of the admi

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Susan S. Adler,Dominiek Beckers,Math Bucks are analyzed in five important contemporary Senegalese cities: Dakar, Touba, Diourbel, Tivaouane and Kaolack. By showing the reciprocal relations, co-habitation and hybridization between the two initially distinct urban design traditions, our discussion will break free from any morphological or ch

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