October 5, 2020

Thoughts About Architecture and Urbanism in the Face of COVID-19

This insightful article by Neal Payton, FAIA discusses the pandemic's possible long-lasting design impacts, and how we still need sociable and walkable places.

In his article recently published in Public Square, the Journal of the Congress for the New Urbanism, Neal Payton gives an insightful and thought-provoking look at life in the aftermath of COVID-19 and how it may affect urbanism and architecture.

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Read it here.

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And be sure to click here for the Human City podcast episode titled "How the Pandemic will Change our Cities" to hear Neal discuss this important topic.

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Thoughts About Architecture and Urbanism in the Face of COVID-19

This insightful article by Neal Payton, FAIA discusses the pandemic's possible long-lasting design impacts, and how we still need sociable and walkable places.

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