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Published in 5/2024 - Crossing the Borders

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Planners of the Global South

Essi Lamberg

The initial situation of the master plan of the city of Moshi, Tansania, in 1973 and the planners' vision of the development by 1994. Drawings: Archives of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs

The Finnish architects’ work in development cooperation has been more diverse than has been understood so far.

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