Pandemic Spaces
Date: March 18th 2020
Location: Remote
Type: Collaborative Space
Pandemic Spaces. The fast-spreading pandemic of COVID-19 illustrates a fundamental re-examination of human relationships with the built environment. Pictures of empty cities after the assumed eternal vitality do bring to the fore an unprecedented fragility of public spaces at a global level.
From our self-quarantine, we will use architectural presentation tools to highlight a number of spatial vocabularies related to the COVID-19 pandemic, including the redefinition of personal spaces, communication at the building and neighborhood levels, and the meaning of home.
