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Vol 7 No 2 (2022): Universally Accessible Public Spaces for All
Cover image: Snake and Ladders, art work by Digby Webster and Nadia Odlum in Sydney. Picture by Alex Kess.
Cover image: Snake and Ladders, art work by Digby Webster and Nadia Odlum in Sydney. Picture by Alex Kess.

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Editors: Hannes Juhlin Lagrelius, Luisa Bravo
Guest Editor: Victor S. Pineda
Published: 2022-06-27
  • Vol. 7 n. 2 | 2022 | FULL ISSUE
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Editorial
  • Universally Accessible Public Spaces for All
    1-4
    Hannes Juhlin Lagrelius, Luisa Bravo
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  • What is Inclusive and Accessible Public Space?
    5-8
    Victor Santiago Pineda
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Academic
  • Learning from Older Adults’ Use of Urban Parks in Hong Kong’s Low-income Areas
    9-28
    Caterina Villani, Kin Wai Michael Siu, Zi Yang
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  • Getting on Track: Accessibility Policy and the Design of the Mumbai Metro
    29-40
    Sara Rotenberg, Irfan Nooruddin
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  • Pedestrians with Disabilities and Town and City Streets: From Shared to Inclusive Space?
    41-62
    Anna Lawson, Ieva Eskytė, Maria Orchard, Dick Houtzager, Edwin Luitzen De Vos
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  • Visions of a City for All
    63-78
    Lilian Müller, Stina Ericsson, Per-Olof Hedvall
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  • Public Open Spaces: Enabling or Impeding Inclusive Evacuation during Disasters
    79-92
    Andrea Pacheco Barzallo, José Fariña, Eva Álvarez de Andrés
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  • Co-creating Inclusive Public Spaces: Learnings from Four Global Case Studies on inclusive Cities
    93-116
    Mikaela Patrick, Iain McKinnon
    View Abstract PDF
  • Inclusive Rural Spaces in Architecture Education
    117-134
    Gabriel Fries-Briggs
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  • “We should all feel welcome to the park”
    135-154
    Gus Wendel, Anastasia Loukaitou-Sideris, Claire Nelischer, Gibson Bastar
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Non Academic / Case study
  • Te Pua Keith Park – Nau mai, Haere mai Let’s Play Together
    155-182
    Elise Copeland, Jennice Stringer, Vivian Naylor, Sue Rim Lee
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  • Re-framing Built Environment Practice: Towards an Accessible City
    183-192
    Nicole Mechkaroff, Saumya Kaushik, Mary Ann Jackson
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  • Understanding Inclusive Placemaking Processes through the Case of Klostergata56 in Norway
    193-204
    Ursula Sokolaj
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  • The Accessibility Chain: a Challenge and an Opportunity for Cities and People with Disabilities
    205-222
    Alba Mestres Petit, Sergi Morera, Laura Trujjillo Parra, Meritxell Valladares
    View Abstract PDF
  • What Do the Students Want?
    223-234
    Vanesha Manuturi, Nina Asterina, Febpry Ghara Utama
    View Abstract PDF
  • On the Road Together
    235-242
    Claudia de Laaf
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  • The Right to Play: Snakes and Ladders
    243-258
    Nadia Rene Odlum, Morwenna Collett
    View Abstract PDF
Viewpoint
  • Persons with Psychosocial Disabilities in Public Spaces: Welcomed or Shunned?
    259-268
    Elizabeth Nyabiage Ombati
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  • Disability Inclusion and Accessibility in Zimbabwe
    269-278
    Edwin Ndhlovu, Nyunyutai Mudzingwa
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"Public space in cities is a common good, meant to be open, inclusive and democratic, a fundamental human right for everybody."

Dr Luisa Bravo
The Journal of Public Space, Founder and Editor in Chief
City Space Architecture, Founding Member and President
(from the statement submitted at the 26th UN-Habitat Governing Council held in Nairobi, Kenya, 8-12 May 2017)
Stand up for Public Space!  |  UN-Habitat Global Urban Lecture by Dr Luisa Bravo (click here)  |  A global campaign launched at the Habitat III conference in Quito, Ecuador, 2016 (click here)

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