Space ethics in times of pandemic and social crisis
Abstract
This article argues that in architecture and urban planning, the practicable social space is adaptable to climate change and covid 19 and, consequently, ethically sustainable with the environment and social. The hypothesis is opposed to a position that we call imperative according to which mitigation is the optimal way to counteract the effects of climate change and COVID-19 and, therefore, the best way to relate ethically with the environment and the social context.
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