Post-Pandemic Public Spaces - Episode 6: Conclusion

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Contributors

Maurice Harteveld Urban Design - Architecture and the Built Environment (developer)

Hanlin Stuer Student (producer)

Matt van Kessel Student (producer)

Olivier Wiegerinck Student (producer)

C. Forgaci Urban Design - Architecture and the Built Environment (other)

B. Hausleitner Urban Design - Architecture and the Built Environment (other)

Research Group

Urban Design (Architecture and the Built Environment) (TU Delft)

COVID-19 Demand forecasting Public space Mobility Urban design Urban sociology Public Space Behaviour Behavior Inequality City of the future Pandemics Agenda-setting

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Published Date

02-06-2022

Language

English

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Faculty

Architecture and the Built Environment

Department

Urbanism

Research Group

Urban Design

Abstract

The sixth episode of 'Post-Pandemic Public Spaces' is the last chapter of the series. The previous five episodes have explored the future of our public spaces. At the end of each episode, key factors are summarised. This final episode concludes the journey by bringing together important lessons learned and setting the agenda for the future design of the public space.