Christopher Alexander touches on this in his book A Pattern Language (1977). In Pattern 57: Children in the City, he advocates for streets and urban spaces that are safe for children to roam without fear of traffic or danger, emphasising that children need to play outside where they can be seen and interact with the broader community. Hi…
Christopher Alexander touches on this in his book A Pattern Language (1977). In Pattern 57: Children in the City, he advocates for streets and urban spaces that are safe for children to roam without fear of traffic or danger, emphasising that children need to play outside where they can be seen and interact with the broader community. His approach aims to integrate children into the life of the city rather than isolating them to playgrounds or backyards
Christopher Alexander touches on this in his book A Pattern Language (1977). In Pattern 57: Children in the City, he advocates for streets and urban spaces that are safe for children to roam without fear of traffic or danger, emphasising that children need to play outside where they can be seen and interact with the broader community. His approach aims to integrate children into the life of the city rather than isolating them to playgrounds or backyards