Design for Coexistence: A Framework for Harmonious Living
Abstract
Design for co-existence can enhance the quality of life to a great extent. It can make survival of different species in a better coordinated manner. Light and airy spaces can be developed for a better air quality index as it becoming a major challenge in the present-day environment. People are willing to bring about the change but combined efforts from across all the communities is required. Design for Coexistence in today’s world must be in interconnected for coexistence among various people, cultures, species, and environments. A thoughtful design should encourage and promote sustainable relationships within shared spaces. Deaf Space is an architectural approach developed which emphasizes sensory and social inclusivity in design. Making nature positive spaces architecture should prioritize biodiversity by including natural habitat into urban spaces to improve air quality.
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