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New city life: We need an open urban system where each built environment does not inhibit and suppress the users, but instead they are open to other possibilities and functions.

LIFE is uncertain. One day the Covid-19 happened, and life is no longer the same. Things will be different, and right now we’re still struggling to figure out how they will be.

In fact, we’re not even sure when this pandemic will be over, or if we would be able to come out of this crisis. The world will continue to exist, but what about us, our communities, and our cities? Assuming that we will survive this pandemic, the question on what life would be like still remains. We don’t have a solid answer. However, there are a few things that we can imagine and think about what to do with them.

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