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A student-run symposium on Feb. 10 will focus on post-pandemic city design.

Designing Resilient Cities International Symposium

A student-run symposium discussing post-pandemic city design will be hosted by the Urban Design students in PLAN 446

Event

A student-run symposium discussing post-pandemic city design with professionals, hosted by the Urban Design students in the College of Arts and Science's PLAN 446 course

Date: Wednesday, Feb. 10, 2021
Time: 6:30 pm - 9 pm
Location: Online

Click here to join the event via Webex.

About the event
This timely and important discussion will be about how this global pandemic is affecting us individually and as a society and what we have learned from this collective experience. Meanwhile, this pandemic has also casted a shadow over urgent issues such as social inequality, racism, climate change, and economics. The wisdom we are gaining from this dialogue may shed light on how we can design and plan better cities and communities to meet these and other future challenges.

Designing resilient cities for the future must start with people and must consist of intertwining issues such as physical, mental, and emotional health; the environment; the economy; employment; sustainability; and arts and culture. The framework for this discussion will evolve from three areas: design, policy, and education.


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