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Interior urbanism The Boboksen pavilion aspires to, in an alternative way, fill in the new needs that have arisen due to current circumstances. It is a public-social project, addressed to all, aiming to adapt this era’s needs. The pavilion is an example of interior urbanism, which is a term addressing to communities and cities, designed for people. Weathered timber: It has been exposed to natural environment for a long period, making it capable to adapt in different environmental conditions

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Interior urbanism Boboksen pavilion: The multi-purpose pavilion aspires to offer a safe meeting point to the community it belongs Charred timber: The fine layer of carbon improves its strength and durability

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Annotated bibliography 11: Indoor Air Quality: Rethinking rules of building design strategies in post-pandemic architecture

NAGLAA, A.M., EHAB, M.G.  (2021), Indoor Air Quality: Rethinking rules of building design strategies in post-pandemic architecture, Volume 193, February 2021, 110471

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Annotated bibliography 10: On Public Interior Space

HARTEVELD, M., SCOTT BROWN D., (2007), On Public Interior Space, Project: Interior Public Space

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Annotated bibliography 9: The Public Interior: The meeting place for the urban and the interior

VAN ACKER, M., DE VOS, E. (2016), The Public Interior: The meeting place for the urban and the interior, IDEA 15:54-64

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Annotated bibliography 8: Sustainable Urban Futures: Environmental Planning for Sustainable Urban Development

AMIRA MERSAL (2016) Sustainable Urban Futures: Environmental Planning for Sustainable Urban Development, Volume 34, 2016, Pages 49-61

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Annotated bibliography 7: Realising the Value of Green Space: A Planners' Perspective on the COVID-19 Pandemic

AHMADPOOR NEGAR, SHAHAB SINA (2021) Realizing the value of green space: a planners' perspective on the COVID-19 pandemic v. 92, Iss. 1, p. 49-55

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Annotated bibliography 6: Interior Urbanism, Charles Rice

CHARLES RICE (2016), Interior Urbanism, 1st Edition, U.K.: Bloomsbury Publishing Plc

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Annotated bibliography 5: High On... Scandinavian Architects, Tanja Schmelzer, Ralph Daab

TANJA SCHMELZER, RALPH DAAB (2020), High on…Scandinavian Architects, 1st Edition, Spain: Loft Publications

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Annotated bibliography 4: Design for London, Experiments in urban thinking, Edited by Peter Bishop and Lesley Williams

PETER BISHOP, LESLEY WILLIAMS (2020), Design for London: Experiments in urban thinking, 1st Edition, U.K.: UCL Press

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Annotated bibliography 3: Sustainable Smart Cities and Smart Villages Research Rethinking Security, Safety, Well-being and Happiness, Miltiadis D. Lytras, Anna Visvizi

MILTIADIS LYTRAS, ANNA VISVINI (2020) Sustainable Smart Cities and Smart Villages Research, 1st Edition, Greece: The American College of Greece

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Annotated bibliography 2: Greenovation: Urban Leadership on Climate Change by Joan Fitzgerald

JOAN FITZGERALD (2020) Greenovation: Urban Leadership on Climate Change, 1st Edition, U.K.: Oxford University Press

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Annotated bibliography 1: Public Places, Urban Spaces, The Dimensions of Urban Design

MATTHEW CARMONA (2021) Public Places, Urban Spaces, 3rd Edition, New York, U.S.A.: Routledge

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Annotated bibliography 15: Winter Architecture creates community-focused cricket pavilion in Melbourne

DEZEEN (2019) Winter Architecture creates community-focused cricket pavilion in Melbourne, [Online] Available at:  https://www.dezeen.com/2019/04/08/kinley-cricket-club-winter-architecture/ [Accessed: February 2021]

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Annotated bibliography 14: Reclaiming connectivity: the adaptation of public pavilion architecture post-COVID-19

DESIGN BOOM (2020) Reclaiming connectivity: the adaptation of public pavilion architecture post-COVID-19, [Online] Available at:  https://www.designboom.com/architecture/reclaiming-connectivity-adaptation-public-pavilion-architecture-post-covid-19-08-29-2020/ [Accessed: February 2021]

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Annotated bibliography 13: The Nobel Prize Museum in Stockholm Opens a Striking Mini Cinema for the Public

ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST (2020) The Nobel Prize Museum in Stockholm Opens a Striking Mini Cinema for the Public, [Online] Available at:  https://www.architecturaldigest.com/story/nobel-prize-museum-stockholm-striking-mini-cinema-public [Accessed: February 2021]

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Annotated bibliography 12: Teahouse Ø / PAN - Projects, Alternative public pavilion, Urban water spaces

ARCHDAILY (2019) Teahouse Ø / PAN- Projects, [Online] Available at: https://www.archdaily.com/955980/teahouse-o-pan-projects?ad_source=search&ad_medium=search_result_all [Accessed: February 2021]