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20 juillet 2026La crise de la COVID-19 a transformé, souvent dans l'urgence, les espaces publics des villes patrimoniales de taille moyenne, faisant de la rue un véritable laboratoire vivant. Cette communication met en dialogue les critères de qualité de l'aménagement urbain inspirés des travaux de Jan Gehl et du projet Atlas Vivant avec les usages et réappropriations observés par les citoyens durant la crise, à travers le cas de Québec. L'objectif : dégager des leçons transférables sur la permanentisation des aménagements temporaires, et interroger comment les qualités révélées par la crise peuvent redéfinir durablement l'espace public post-pandémique.
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| Auteur | aya boussouf |
| Propriétaire du droit d'auteur | AYA BOUSSOUF |
| Type de point de vue | Chercheur.se |
| Langue | Français |
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