How COVID has accelerated a neighbourhood-based living model – and what that means for mobility-related spaces
Pininfarina of America’s Paolo Trevisan discusses how the rise of personal mobility might affect spatial design, from the buildings we inhabit to our neighbourhoods and the wider city beyond.
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