SMART FLEXIBILITY - POTENTIAL FOR PUBLIC SPACES
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Flexibility, vitality of public spaces, flexibility as potential of public spacesAbstract
Current changes in public spaces can be monitored in terms of their urban and architectural factors, socio-psychological factors, and security and barrier-free. Current concepts focus on security, optimization of climate extremes, social transparency, identity, vitality and quality of exposed urban areas. Urban flexibility can flexibly respond to changes and adapt to city and society demands and to ecological change for a variety of time spans. The flexibility principle can be applied to the concept of city design, changes in the scene of the space, the moods and effects of color, music and light. The concept of functions and operations, the green concept, the concept of walking and cycling can be modeled by flexibility. With smart flexibility, the city can improve security, intelligent traffic, and enhance visitor awareness.
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