1. What does the term 'public and private space' primarily refer to?
2. Who emphasized in 2000 that public spaces are vital for the social fabric of urban life?
3. What is the primary role of social interactions in public and private spaces?
Public space — definition?
Open, accessible areas managed by authorities.
Private space — role?
Restricted areas for personal or group use.
Boundaries — physical?
Tangible barriers like fences or walls.
Boundaries — symbolic?
Signs or norms indicating social separation.
Access control — mechanisms?
Locks, security systems, or personnel.
Public vs private — difference?
Public is open; private is restricted.
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