Post-Pandemic Public Spaces - Episode 1: Challenges

Maurice Harteveld; H.J. Stuer; M.A. van Kessel; Olivier Wiegerinck; Edzo Bindels; Ellen van Bueren; Annemieke Fontein; Lior Steinberg; Co Verdaas; Ton Venhoeven; Nathalie de Vries; Linda Zuiderwijk; Claudiu Forgaci; Birgit Hausleitner

Post-Pandemic Public Spaces - Episode 1: Challenges

Maurice Harteveld^* (Developer), H.J. Stuer (Producer), M.A. van Kessel (Producer), Olivier Wiegerinck (Producer), Edzo Bindels (Performer), Ellen van Bueren (Performer), Annemieke Fontein (Performer), Lior Steinberg (Performer), Co Verdaas (Performer), Ton Venhoeven (Performer), Nathalie de Vries (Performer), Linda Zuiderwijk (Performer), Claudiu Forgaci (Other), Birgit Hausleitner (Other)

^*Corresponding author for this work

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Abstract

The first episode of the documentary Post-Pandemic Public Spaces ‘Challenges’ introduces expected paradigmatic shifts caused by the situation induced by the COVID-19 crisis. It extends the discussion on public space, which has been about making cities more sustainable and liveable while working with major transitions. During the pandemic, health has been challenged in addition. Also, new ways of using public space have become manifest. This exposes different claims. Can we continue to use public spaces as we did? Are we reverting to our old behaviour? Do we realise how important public space is? In conjecture with the challenges that already emerged before the crisis, we can question if we shouldn’t reduce traffic, for example, and kick-off from our car addiction? New challenges have an effect on the size, accessibility, and quality of the public spaces and, together with changing human needs, its presence and design remain to be essential in the future.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Delft / Rotterdam
Publisher	Human Space
Edition	1
Media of output	Film
Size	12:46
Publication status	Published - 28 Apr 2022

UN SDGs

This output contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

SDG 3 Good Health and Well-being

Keywords

public space
Public Space
pandemic
COVID-19
urban design
urban sociology

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Post-Pandemic Public Spaces - Episode 2: Design
Harteveld, M. (Developer), Stuer, H. (Producer), van Kessel, M. (Producer), Wiegerinck, O. (Producer), Bindels, E. (Performer), van Bueren, E. (Performer), Fontein, A. (Performer), Steinberg, L. (Performer), Verdaas, C., Venhoeven, T. (Performer), de Vries, N. (Performer), Zuiderwijk, L. (Performer), Forgaci, C. (Other) & Hausleitner, B. (Other), 5 May 2022
Research output: Non-textual form › Digital or Visual Products › Professional
Post-Pandemic Public Spaces - Episode 3: Mobility
Harteveld, M. (Developer), Stuer, H. (Producer), van Kessel, M. (Producer), Wiegerinck, O. (Producer), Bindels, E. (Performer), van Bueren, E. (Performer), Fontein, A. (Performer), Steinberg, L. (Performer), Verdaas, C. (Performer), Venhoeven, T. (Performer), de Vries, N. (Performer), Zuiderwijk, L. (Performer), Forgaci, C. (Other) & Hausleitner, B. (Other), 12 May 2022
Research output: Non-textual form › Digital or Visual Products › Professional
Post-Pandemic Public Spaces - Episode 4: Inequality
Harteveld, M. (Developer), Stuer, H. (Producer), van Kessel, M. (Producer), Wiegerinck, O. (Producer), Bindels, E. (Performer), van Bueren, E. (Performer), Fontein, A. (Performer), Steinberg, L. (Performer), Verdaas, C. (Performer), Venhoeven, T. (Performer), de Vries, N. (Performer), Zuiderwijk, L. (Performer), Forgaci, C. (Other) & Hausleitner, B. (Other), 19 May 2022
Research output: Non-textual form › Digital or Visual Products › Professional

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Post-Pandemic Public Spaces - Episode 1: Challenges

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Post-Pandemic Public Spaces - Episode 2: Design

Post-Pandemic Public Spaces - Episode 3: Mobility

Post-Pandemic Public Spaces - Episode 4: Inequality

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