How to Design a Fair Shared City? 8 short stories based on equitable urban planning in everyday life

by Milota Sidorova, Zdenka Lammelova

How to Design a Fair Shared City? offers 8 simple and captivating stories of different heroes representing the wider user groups of our population. Two fictional architects, Sophia and Eric, will guide us through stories of a girl, a parent an elderly woman, a couple, kids and common visitors using different urban areas to remind us of daily situations in which design by default can be a significant obstacle. On the other hand, it offers solutions for how thoughtful design can significantly improve the quality of urban life - at no extra cost.

This publication is intended for architects, urban planners, politicians, anthropologists and the wider public with an interest in urban design. We
hope it will spark a deeper understanding of design impacts in our everyday lives. We also hope that while reading it you will have fun, find an interest and pass it on.

36 pages, ebook

Published December 1, 2016

Reviews

[Наталія · Rating 5 out of 5]

A wonderful work, short, creative and inspiring. If it were up to me, I would make everyone responsible for city planning read this.