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Supporting Children's Independent Activities in Smart and Playable Public Places
[post]
2020
unpublished
The global process of urbanization, and the modification of social interaction determined by the pandemic crisis poses the issue of the place of vulnerable users, and in particular children, within the contemporary city. This research aims to elaborate a theoretical and methodological framework, based on the concepts of affordance and capability, for analyzing the potential of public spaces to enable and support children's independent activities. This potential, or meaningful usefulness, is
doi:10.20944/preprints202009.0087.v1
fatcat:lknvkqzpfzaydmgeytmmdrosly