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    <title>Author: Camilla Ghisleni e Victor Delaqua | ArchDaily</title>
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        <![CDATA[How Can Gender Impact the Future of Urban Life?]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Do you feel vulnerable as you walk&nbsp;through public spaces? If you are a woman,&nbsp;the odds of answering yes to this question are certainly greater since men are less likely to choose a longer route only to avoid a dark section of the street, or to ponder on what clothes to wear so that they do not feel exposed in public. In this sense, it&nbsp;seems almost obvious&nbsp;that cities designed by men&nbsp;should be perceived as threatening environments, rather than a place&nbsp;where women feel welcome. So, to imagine egalitarian cities, should we persist in a reflection of a gender-oriented approach?</p>]]>
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