Public spaces in a changed American world reopen dialogue
As Americans slowly rejoin public life, institutions shape the new normal. Architects and scholars discuss how government offices, parks, malls, churches, and hospitals must adapt to safety, trust, and the revived public realm amid ongoing virus concerns.
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Republic
Daniel Cusick
New York
Public Trust
Eric Martin
Bucknell University
Katz’s
Harry
Sally
Martin
United States
John R. Stilgoe
Harvard
Stilgoe
Red Lobster
McDonald’s
Nan Ellin
College of Architecture and Planning
University of Colorado Denver
Dogs find new friends during Moscow lockdown adoptions
Amid the Moscow virus lockdown volunteers and a delivery service pair seniors with dogs. An online program Happiness Delivered At Home aims to match adults with pets, ensuring readiness and commitment. A pensioner enjoys daily dog walks. adopters coordinate care as social restrictions persist through May.
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Moscow
Alexandra Novatova
Animal Shelter
Anastasia Medvedeva
Medvedeva
Hawaii acts to halt COVID through strict island borders
Hawaii imposes a two week traveler quarantine to shield the islands from the pandemic. Gov. David Ige says isolation helps reduce visitors and infection. The policy, backed by National Guard checks, has hit tourism and raised unemployment to about a third of the workforce. American Samoa reports no cases, while other U.S. regions contend with spread. The state tallies at least 16 deaths and over 600 confirmed cases.
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Honolulu
Pacific Islands
Hawaii
U.S
David Ige
Ige
Associated Press
Alaska
Montana
Wyoming
Pacific
American Samoa
Hawaiian Airlines
Guam
Puerto Rico
National Guard
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John R. Parkinson
Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
Kansas City
Charlie Riedel
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Margarita Donchenko
Nadezhda Minyaeva
Nadya
Sopha
Russia
Nadezhda
Alexander Zemlianichenko
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