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Communication scientifique (Acfas, 2025) présentant un cas d'étude sur les valeurs intangibles des espaces publics de Québec en contexte postpandémique, à la lumière des critères de qualité de Jan Gehl et du cadre du projet Atlas Vivant de la qualité.
| Resource type | |
| Author | Aya Boussouf |
| Copyright owner | AYA BOUSSOUF |
| Type of viewpoint | Researcher |
| Language | French |
| Reference | Méthode de l’APA, 7e édition |

This presentation (Acfas, May 7, 2025) explores the intangible values of public spaces in a post-pandemic context, using the city of Québec as a case study. It examines how the temporary arrangements implemented during the COVID-19 crisis gave rise to new landscape qualities, by bringing together the perspectives of urban planning professionals, citizens, and on-the-ground stakeholders. The approach is based on a typomorphological analysis and Jan Gehl’s 12 quality criteria, as part of the Canada-wide Living Atlas of Built Environment Quality project.