The pandemic effect ninety experts on immunizing the built environment Erickson Brownell, Blaine creator text bibliography nyu 2022 First edition. monographic eng
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208 p. : ill. ; plans ; 23 cm. "Leading architects, designers, materials scientists, and health officials reflect on the influence of COVID-19 on buildings and cities-and propose solutions to safeguard the built environment from future pandemics"-- 24 Introduction -- 32 Chapter One: HISTORIES -- Past responses to pandemics and the reconsideration of traditional design approaches -- 60 Chapter Two: INSIDE / OUTSIDE -- Interior-exterior relationships and the influences of indoor environmental quality on human health -- 92 Chapter Three: INTERVENTIONS -- Prevention and control methods to monitor, protect, and adapt postpandemic spaces -- 124 Chapter Four: NEW STRATEGIES -- Updated approaches to designing spaces and systems for pandemic-influenced human activities -- 160 Chapter Five: THE PUBLIC REALM -- Pandemic-responsive cities, landscapes, and infrastructure that support public health and environmental justice -- 192 Acknowledgments -- 194 Notes -- 202 Index -- 207 Image credits -- Blaine Brownell. Includes bibliographical references (pages194-201) and index. Architecture Health aspects City planning Health aspects Architecture Human factors COVID-19 Pandemic, 2020-2023 ARCHITECTURE / Sustainability & Green Design ARCHITECTURE / Urban & Land Use Planning RA566.7 P36 2022 362.1/042 9781648961649 9781648961922 pucpr 220511 20260409124356.0 eng