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METHODOLOGY

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How were the spaces observed?

The specific objectives of this observation was to determine why these parks were successful (or not) and to answer the question: what social interactions occur in the park? The process used to analyze these parks included 3 separate methods: tables of data, photographs, diagrams. Tables were used to quantify people's activities, weather throughout the day, and social interactions within the park. Photographs were used to capture the views at the different parks. Lastly, maps were used to determine the most common pathways, what spaces were used most and where (and if) social interactions occurred in a public space during a global pandemic. The pandemic has drastically changed people’s interaction with public spaces. Now more than before, the role of public spaces is evident and they are becoming a need for any community to fulfill social, cultural, environmental and economic resilience.

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Evaluations

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Photos

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Tables

Toronto, ON

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Audio

Toronto, ON

The Team

Laurentian University Architecture Students

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Rebecca McLennan

Sarah Chin

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Yasaman Sana

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Candice Kinnunen

© 2020 Created by Sarah Chin, Candice Kinnunen, Rebecca McLennan, & Yasaman Sana for ARCH4016 Cultural Sustainability, McEwen School of Architecture

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