Open AccessUrban Questions in the Times of Coronavirus. Responding to the Crisis of Public Space
Author(s) -
Darko Radović,
Davisi Boontharm,
Antonella Bruzzese,
Stephen Cairns,
Alenka Fikfak,
Pieter Klomp,
Kengo Kuma,
Beatriz Maturana Cossio,
Ana Medina,
Eiji Oguma,
David Kheng Leng Sim,
Sidh Sintusingha,
Saline Verhoeven
Publication year - 2020
Publication title -
the journal of public space
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2206-9658
DOI - 10.32891/jps.v5i3.1362
Subject(s) - space (punctuation) , session (web analytics) , brainstorming , public relations , round table , task (project management) , covid-19 , quality (philosophy) , psychology , political science , media studies , sociology , epistemology , medicine , management , computer science , business , advertising , artificial intelligence , philosophy , disease , pathology , economics , infectious disease (medical specialty) , operating system
This paper is edited on the basis of intensive round-table discussions within a relatively small group of colleagues interested and involved in thinking, making and working towards quality of public space, to discuss, problematise and evaluate what is going on and to speculate on actions suitable for these times, and the times that follow. The title of the round table emphasises questions, deliberately pointing at the enigmas posed by current situation. We see it as an opportunity to get and think together in a structured brain-storming session that encourages brave and risky discussion. The “task” for all of the participants is to reflect upon practices/experiences that we are individually familiar with, those that we are witnessing these days, and - to suggest what would be the key questions /issues that need to be (re)thought and addressed in the weeks, months, perhaps years to come. The roundtable discussions were held online on 1st May 2020 – then recorded, transcribed, edited and published as a joint piece.