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Source: Author (2021)

Consideration B (Figure 3.33) introduces another layer to the rainbow flooring with imaginary lines and arrows flowing from the four cardinal points towards the heart and centre of the Hall of Heroes. As a metaphor, this indicates and promotes working together as a nation towards the same goal. The imagery suggests South Africans setting aside their cultural, social, and political differences to work towards the common agenda of nation building.

Consideration C

Figure 3.34: Broken tiles Source: Author (2021)

Consideration C (Figures 3.34 and 3.35) uses flooring made from material waste in the form of breakages and off-cuts. This flooring material is collected from places where offcuts are produced for reuse when laid as flooring in the Hall of Heroes. The materials include tiles, timber flooring, vinyl sheeting, carpet, glass, and all

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legacies in the SADC

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4.4 Recommendations

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Figure 3.46: One walkway with trees on both sides

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4.2.3 Review of policies of architectural decolonisation

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Figure 3.44: Main walkway with trees and grass

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Figure 3.45: Elevation with trees and grass

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Figure 3.43: Square with meandering pathways

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Figure 3.42: Square with a water garden

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Figure 3.41: Bridge crossing

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Figure 3.37: Africa Unity Square layout plan

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Figure 3.38: Walkways north of the square removed

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Figure 3.34: Broken tiles

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Figure 3.28: Closing the opening between the Hall of Heroes and Hall of the Altar

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Figure 3.33: Rainbow floor option

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Figure 3.32: Rainbow patterned floor

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Figure 3.29: Upper dome opening closed

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Figure 3.27: Beam splitter for light on both Cenotaphs

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Figure 3.26: Adding another Cenotaph next to the existing

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Figure 3.25: Cenotaph inscribed in 11 languages

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Figure 3.21: City development around the Voortrekker Monument

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Figure 3.23: Sunlight shining on the cenotaph

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Figure 3.15: Empty plinth at Church Square

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Figure 3.16: Voortrekker Monument

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3.3.5 Proposals in terms of statue or plinth position

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3.3.7 Conclusion

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Figure 3.12: Another statue next to Paul Kruger

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Figure 3.10: Plinth and statue removed from the central point

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Figure 1.0: Video QR Code

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2.5 SADC

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3.2.3 Conclusion

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Figure 3.3: Church Square and surroundings

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Figure 3.9: Paul Kruger statue and plinth

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3.2.2 Height and scale

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2.3 Conflicting memories

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2.4 spirit of heritage

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