The Ideology of Public Space and the New Urban Hygienism: Tactical Urbanism in Times of Pandemic

Delgado-Ruiz, Manuel

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-25304-1_8

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Optimizing Urban Design for Pandemics Using Reinforcement Learning and Multi-objective Optimization

Adibhesami,

Karimi,

Sepehri

2024

Urban Sustainability

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Optimizing Urban Design for Pandemics Using Reinforcement Learning and Multi-objective Optimization

Adibhesami,

Karimi,

Sepehri

2024

Urban Sustainability

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Examining Post-Pandemic Urban Transformations: A Literature Review on COVID-19’s Influence on Urban Design

Pacheco,

Madureira,

Monteiro

2024

Sustainability

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Background: Urban areas attract people looking to improve their quality of life. However, the urban territory has been organised without respect for biogeophysical support or a holistic strategy for distributing populations and activities in the available space. Recent urbanisation models, such as compact city approaches, were designed to enhance cities’ sustainability and resilience. However, the COVID-19 pandemic has raised questions about how these models can still influence the spread of infectious diseases within urban spaces. Methodology: To investigate the impact of COVID-19 on the reassessment of urbanisation models to promote health and wellbeing, a comprehensive literature review was conducted to analyse the interventions implemented and documented in scientific research by several cities in the wake of the pandemic. Results: The analysis emphasises the city’s dedication to expanding open public urban spaces, preferably with closer access to nature, and potentialising its use, especially during times of lockdown. Conclusions: The effects of the interventions reported in the selected studies on urban communities are not yet known. Most of the interventions reported are not yet being/have not been monitored to understand their results on COVID-19 contagion.

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The Ideology of Public Space and the New Urban Hygienism: Tactical Urbanism in Times of Pandemic

Cited by 2 publications

References 26 publications

Optimizing Urban Design for Pandemics Using Reinforcement Learning and Multi-objective Optimization

Optimizing Urban Design for Pandemics Using Reinforcement Learning and Multi-objective Optimization

Examining Post-Pandemic Urban Transformations: A Literature Review on COVID-19’s Influence on Urban Design

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