Designing Transitional Spaces to Enhance Urban Social Interaction.
This course explores the role of “in-between spaces” in urban environments—transitional areas between public and private zones that foster social interaction and community cohesion. Based on historical analysis, learners will study how these spaces, including courtyards, galleries, and transitional zones, enable casual interactions, provide comfort, and serve as community anchors. The course emphasizes creating spaces that reflect local culture, promote inclusivity, and support diverse user needs. Through case studies and design frameworks, participants will gain insights into how these spaces bridge urban and residential environments, supporting a sustainable and socially vibrant city fabric.
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5 activities • 12 videos • duration: 1h 19m
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While being an overarching explanation of the principals of urban design and its benefits I felt it was aimed at larger flourishing environments and not at the situation in many of the towns and culture in Britian
