Sentence examples for shared public space from inspiring English sources

Its value is not just aesthetic, but in the fact that it can be a shared public space.

Liberalism's answer has been to rise above the fray, to insist on neutrality in shared public space, in the hope the debates will go away.

The message is that it's not wrong to smoke, but it is wrong to force your smoke on others in shared public space.

Respecting shared public space is becoming as quaintly archaic as tipping your hat to a lady, now that the concept of public space is as nearly extinct as hats, and ladies.

"Woonerf" is what the Dutch call a special kind of street or group of streets that functions as shared public space — for pedestrians, cyclists, children and, in some cases, for slow-moving, cautiously driven cars as well.

It is not clear, for example, that the rights of teenagers to play, and to simply be in shared public space, have been fully articulated; or the complexity and sensitivity of the task fully committed to.

Unlike cars, they are shared public spaces, full of strangers.

Regardless of causality, the apparent clustering of common traits within residential neighbourhoods suggests that in shared public spaces, too, we might identify dominant urges and goals to which the city can respond.

"She's very interested in the outdoor shared public spaces, very interested in making community and how you bring a bunch of people from disparate backgrounds together in a place and help them form a community.

And it's essential to think about impacts where scooters and micro-mobility is concerned because all this stuff must piggyback on shared public spaces.

The basic unit of Chinese suburbia - with its mid-rise apartment towers, community centre and shared public spaces - is half way between a Maoist "dan wei" (work unit) and a Californian gated community.