Post-pandemic urbanism: why the storefront will take precedence over the sales floor
Throughout July we’re cataloguing how architects, designers, urban planners and city officials are undertaking the transformation of outdoor urban spaces in response to the pandemic, helping turn the city inside out in the process. T
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