If we love our cities, we'll make better decisions about their future after the COVID-19 pandemic | Architecture & Design

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Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the future for cities looks dire. Urban areas may empty, and the death of urban density might bring an end to mass public transit, storefronts on streets, kids jostling in schools, parks and playgrounds, and festivals in

Architecture & Design Team

17 Jul 2020 • 7m read • View Author

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