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Samke Kunene

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It has been a long semester, it’s time to wrap up. Section through cinema and meeting space.

Cinema showing a scene from Marvel’s Black Panther, directed by Ryan Coogler (2018) by @adapt2020_samke

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(Swipe) Perspective section of the Majestic Cinema re - imagined by @adapt2020_samke

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The use of splitting the building to allow light. Inspired by artwork by Gordon Matta-Clarke titled ‘splitting’ by @adapt2020_samke

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(Swipe right) the use of collage and section of the majestic cinema to explore ideas of light, equal space, film and production of music. by @adapt2020_samke

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(3/3) a study on social and physical thresholds. This image shows the overhang, the baraza(street bench) and the stoep by @adapt2020_samke

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(2/3) a study on social and physical thresholds. This image shows a baraza(street bench) and a wikios (a bridge that is a secret walkway that women would use) by @adapt2020_samke

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(1/3) a study on social and physical thresholds. This image shows the use of a baraza(street bench to socialize), Swahili doors, external balcony and the overhang by @adapt2020_samke

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(3/3) The Old Fort - The forgotten female perspective: the Arabic fort is the oldest building in Stone Town. During the first half of the 1900s, it was used as a ladies club were women would socialize and play sport without the gaze of the man. This is because of its 8m high walls.
It is now has an amphitheater and is one of the main tourist attractions by @adapt2020_samke

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(2/3) Hamamni Baths - the forgotten Female perspective: built between 1870 and 1880 for the sultan. They were used by both male and female, but at separate hours of the day. Women felt safe and at ease in the space because it was an enclosed space to socialize
The Baths are now a tourist attraction by @adapt2020_samke

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(1/3) The Cinema-the forgotten female perspective: the Cinema culture that allowed women to socialize and court with potential suitors. Women also had female only screenings (called ‘zananas’), in which they would watch films such as ‘Mother India’, ‘The Man who Knew too Much’, and Gandhi.

The space is now used by a group of old me that watch old Bollywood movies by @adapt2020_samke

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(6/6) by @adapt2020_samke

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(5/6) by @adapt2020_samke

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