As Architects around the world re-imagine public spaces in the light of corona virus, Searching to reconcile people with the outdoors; several changes are inevitable in order to move forward while still maintaining safety measures.

COVID-19 is unlikely to slow fast but it is prompting rethinking urban design, including urban mobility. the extended isolation highlighted the fact that there are broader public health issues to this pandemic related to not being able to be active outside of home, even in shutdown people still need to

Our dialogue of #Architecture_post_COVID19 moves from “Urban Mobility” to “Rethinking the concept of home”, which one of the topics triggered by this pandemic. As this long isolation pushed people to change the idea of what a home can be. It made us realize that home isn’t just a place of