How narrow can a space become without losing its habitability? What are the minimum dimensions that a dwelling must have to ensure the comfort of its inhabitants and the correct performance of their daily activities?
Narrow Houses in Spain: Making the Most of Small Spaces
https://www.archdaily.com/999066/narrow-houses-in-spain-making-the-most-of-small-spacesAgustina Iñiguez
Renovation of a House in La Garriga / MIRAG Arquitectura i Gestió
https://www.archdaily.com/983089/renovation-of-a-house-in-la-garriga-mirag-arquitectura-i-gestioValeria Silva
Public Spaces and Human Scale: The City at Eye Level While Moving at 5 KM/H
During the first days of the quarantine, we noticed a drastic change throughout the world's cities—streets, plazas, and parks deserted and devoid of life, putting into perspective the powerful effect that humans have on urban spaces. Here, we have compiled a list of projects and spaces that show just how humans bring life to the places they inhabit.
https://www.archdaily.com/950734/public-spaces-and-human-scale-the-city-at-eye-level-while-moving-at-5-km-hSantiago Baraya
Tibidabo Welcome Square / MIAS Architects
https://www.archdaily.com/928558/tibidabo-welcome-square-mias-arquitectesAndreas Luco