Pandemic Impacts on Architecture and Urbanism Manahasa, Edmond. editor. edt http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/edt Naselli, Fabio. editor. edt http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/edt Yunitsyna, Anna. editor. edt http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/edt SpringerLink (Online service) text sz 2024 1st ed. 2024. monographic eng

electronic

electronic resource

access XI, 256 p. 89 illus., 83 illus. in color. online resource. This book gives an overview of the shifting paradigm from traditional design techniques and standards to new values and methods that occurred in response to confronting the COVID-19 pandemic. The theoretical studies of the phenomenon of "new normality" in architecture, urbanism and social sciences are a source of knowledge for researchers, professors and students in the fields of architecture, urbanism and interior design. On-site applications of post-COVID-19 structures will be interesting for students, practitioners, developers and city managers. The issue of online design teaching and learning provides a set of practices that can be applied by both educators and trainees. The book also is useful for readers who are interested in recent trends in architecture and interior design: it provides a deep analysis of recent changes in architecture, which aim to make the environment disease-free and the space habitable during the long periods of lockdown. Introducing the implications of the COVID-19 pandemic on urban design, architecture, and dwellings behavior -- Part 1: Covid-19 challenges and post-pandemic reflections on urban design -- Density, regeneration, and the need for new spaces -- The concept of proximity in post-pandemic architectural thinking: 15-minute city and superblocks -- Re-thinking urban open space as a tool for "Normality" -- The contemporary coast as an urban amphibious: The complex relationship between the city-sea interface and urban coastal society after the COVID-19 crisis -- European coastal areas and opportunities for sustainable transformations in post-Covid society -- Ecosystem services and green communities: Local answers for the revitalization of inland areas in the post-Covid era -- Part 2: COVID inducted changes in design strategies and building typologies -- Design strategies for rethinking school environments post-Covid -- An inclusive response to COVID-19: Transforming learning environments -- Study of a mobile medical testing unit in the Context of a historic urban area -- Building post-Covid zero net energy shelters with shipping containers -- Prototyping a peripheral coworking space in the post-Covid era: Proposal for an architectural competition -- Civilization resilience: Luxor heritage then and now. Effect of Covid-19 on heritage and touristic sites between Egypt and Las Vegas -- Part 3: Post-COVID influence on cultural, educational, social aspects and citizens’ behavior -- A holistic approach to Well-being through the life course: Topics for learning by the pandemic context post-2020 -- Architectural research methods to investigate older people’s social isolation -- The new-normal education model in architecture: Digital deconstruction -- 20/21 – Changes in the practical teaching of graphic design -- Regenerating relationship spaces of the post-Covid city -- Discovering post-Covid social indicators for Bibliotheca Alexandrina, Alexandria-Egypt -- Cities and COVID-19: Tracing COVID footprintsin Greek cities -- Afterword – Learning from the post-Covid-19 Pandemic experiences. edited by Edmond Manahasa, Fabio Naselli, Anna Yunitsyna. Environmental geography Architecture Landscape architecture Technological innovations Integrated Geography Architecture Cities, Countries, Regions Landscape Architecture Economics of Innovation G143 9783031566073 https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-56607-3 https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-56607-3 240429 20251030112019.0 978-3-031-56607-3