Implications of the Covid-19 Pandemic: Canvassing Opinion from Planning Professionals

Bolleter, Julian; Edwards, Nicole; Cameron, Robert; Duckworth-Smith, Anthony; Freestone, Robert; Foster, Sarah; Hooper, Paula

doi:10.1080/02697459.2021.1905991

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“…The recovery from lockdowns will not be immediate ( Pratt, 2020 ) and will require changes to how we think about policy and science ( Hardin, 2021 ; Kob, 2020 ). We will see many adjustments to how we live our lives and plan our spaces ( Bolleter et al, 2021 ). As we move to a post COVID-19 world our results may have implications for performers, for donors and for (local) governments as street performers return to the street.…”

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Street performers and donations in an online environment in the wake of COVID-19

Elkins

Fry

2022

City, Culture and Society

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The spread of coronavirus (COVID-19) has meant that street performers can no longer perform on the street. This has changed the landscape for the exchange for money between a street performer and their audience. The paper uses a unique data set from the online busking platform ‘The Busking Project’ ( https://busk.co ) to analyse whether sign up by performers to the platform and donation by individuals to street performers through the platform has changed since the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 to be a pandemic on March 11, 2020. The results show a lift both in street performers signing up to the platform and in individuals' donations to street performers after the announcement. The recovery of cities and the cultural economy from COVID-19 will not be immediate. As we move to a post COVID-19 world our results have implications for performers, for donors and for (local) governments as street performers return to the street.

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Street performers and donations in an online environment in the wake of COVID-19

Elkins

Fry

2022

City, Culture and Society

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“…The findings of the studies conducted during the pandemic period revealed that the epidemic required a reconsideration of the city in terms of size, urban density, self-sufficiency, use of public transport, providing open space, housing design and better planning for the future (Bolleter, et al, 2021).…”

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An Insight to Walkable Streets and Accessibility of Neighbourhood Amenities during the Covid-19 Pandemic

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The Covid-19 Pandemic has affected the whole world for about two years, and has exposed people to closure practices ranging from not leaving their homes or limiting them to walking distance. Social distancing and the "new normal" have led to a rethinking of planning and design of the city and urban spaces and neighbourhood amenities. This Pandemic is marked by people's avoidance of public transport as remedy for the risk of contamination by crowds. Thus, large segments of society have turned to healthy transportation options such as walking and cycling, more than ever before. They have to meet their daily needs in the shortest distances, especially during the periods of closure and limitations. Throughout these radical changes, daily life is questioned within the framework of "neighbourhood design, accessibility of neighbourhood amenities and walkable streets". The aim of this article is firstly to reveal vitality of a neighbourhood, and planning and design with accessible amenities and walkable streets for individual and public health by associating it with the Pandemic Process, and secondly to discuss the contributions that such neighbourhoods can provide to the quality of life.

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“…Several studies have been conducted in various countries and organizations investigating resident satisfaction and preferences during the pandemic [4][5][6].…”

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Kano Model for Apartment-Unit Specialized Planning Guidelines to Prevent Infectious Diseases

Han,

Kim,

Kim

2024

Buildings

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Owing to the continued occurrence of infectious diseases, proactive prevention and management plans are required. This study aimed to develop design guidelines to effectively respond to infectious diseases based on the needs of apartment residents, which focused on a South Korean setting. The research method included a literature review to identify apartment planning concepts for preventing and managing infectious diseases, a survey of 300 participants using the Kano model, and an analysis of the quality attributes (QAs) of the survey results to prioritize design guidelines. After reviewing 20 studies, 65 items related to apartment-unit planning for infectious disease prevention, including 108 keywords, were identified. Using thematic analysis, the keywords converged into three planning concepts: hygiene, convenience, and comfort. Based on the literature review, 27 survey questions were derived, and a Kano model QA analysis was performed. As a result, 17 attractive QAs, two one-dimensional QAs, seven indifferent QAs, and one reverse QA were identified. Among these, 13 items that had a significant impact on residents’ satisfaction were classified as essential requirements, and the remaining 14 items were classified as recommended design guidelines. The results of this study provide insights into an evidence-based framework for complex building design guidelines to prevent the spread of infectious diseases.

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Implications of the Covid-19 Pandemic: Canvassing Opinion from Planning Professionals

Cited by 16 publications

References 34 publications

Street performers and donations in an online environment in the wake of COVID-19

Street performers and donations in an online environment in the wake of COVID-19

An Insight to Walkable Streets and Accessibility of Neighbourhood Amenities during the Covid-19 Pandemic

Kano Model for Apartment-Unit Specialized Planning Guidelines to Prevent Infectious Diseases

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