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Remember Our Roots: Re-Centering Public Health in Urbanism

By Kristen Hall1 and Sarah Skenazy2 1Urban Designer, Kristen Hall City Design; Lecturer, UC Berkeley and San Jose State University (kristen@kristenhallcitydesign.com, website) 2Public Health + District Design Consultant, Research Fellow The authors will give this presentation at the Pandemic Urbanism Symposium in a session titled “Public Spheres, Public Fears,” from 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM...

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Publicness as a Myth: Individuality, profit and health in framing (pandemic) urbanism

By Anirban Adhya (aadhya@ltu.edu, website) Associate Professor, Lawrence Technological University, College of Architecture and Design The author will give this presentation at the Pandemic Urbanism Symposium in a session titled “Public Spheres, Public Fears,” from 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM on May 29, 2020. Notion of publicness is typically associated with collective sense of togetherness...

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Safety in the Viral City

By Jess Myers (website) RISD / MIT CoLab The author will give this presentation at the Pandemic Urbanism Symposium in a session titled “Public Spheres, Public Fears,” from 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM on May 29, 2020. It is not a new concept that urban residents each have very tailored individual understandings of safety and...

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The ‘New Normal’ Revealed: Emerging Tech, the Smart City and Covid-19

By Will Brown (w.brown@lboro.ac.uk) Loughborough University The author will give this presentation at the Pandemic Urbanism Symposium in a session titled “Public Spheres, Public Fears,” from 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM on May 29, 2020. The ‘new normal’ is a phrase concerned with what will be after the worst excesses of the covid-19 pandemic have...

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