COVID-19 (Forced) Innovations

Chapter 1 Introducing the Implications of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Urban Design, Architecture, and Residents’ Behaviour

Chapter 2 Density, Regeneration and the Need for New Spaces

Chapter 3 The Concept of Proximity in Post-pandemic Architectural Thinking: 15-Minute City and Superblocks

Chapter 4 Re-thinking Urban Open Space as a Tool for “Normality”

Chapter 5 The Contemporary Coast as an Urban Amphibious. The Complex Relationship Between City–Sea Interface and Urban Coastal Society After the COVID-19 Crisis

Chapter 6 European Coastal Areas and Opportunities for Sustainable Transformations in Post-Covid Society

Chapter 7 Ecosystem Services and Green Communities: Local Answers for the Revitalisation of Inland Areas in Post-Covid Era

Chapter 8 Design Strategies for Re-Thinking School Environments Post-Covid

Chapter 9 An Inclusive Response to COVID-19: Transforming Learning Environments

Chapter 10 Study of a Mobile Medical Testing Unit in the Context of a Historic Urban Area

Chapter 11 Building Post-Covid Zero-Net Energy Shelters with Shipping Containers

Chapter 12 Prototyping a Peripheral Coworking Space in the Post-Covid Era: Proposal for an Architectural Competition

Chapter 13 Civilization Resilience: Luxor Heritage Then and Now. Effect of Covid-19 on Heritage and Touristic Sites Between Egypt and Las Vegas

Chapter 14 A Holistic Approach to Wellbeing Through the Life Course: Topics for Learning by the Pandemic Context Post-2020

Chapter 15 Architectural Research Methods to Investigate Older People’s Social Isolation

Chapter 16 The New-Normal Education Model in Architecture: Digital Deconstruction

Chapter 17 2020/2021—Changes in the Practical Teaching of Graphic Design

Chapter 19 Discovering Post-Covid Social Indicators for Bibliotheca Alexandrina, Alexandria—Egypt

Chapter 20 Cities and COVID-19: Tracing COVID Footprints in Greek Cities

Chapter 21 Learning from the Post-Covid-19 Pandemic Experiences