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After COVID-19: Design for Health and Resilience April 30, 2020 Joan Saba Partner Whats Next In Academic Medical Centers Synergy of Clinical Care, Research and Teaching Power of Multidisciplinary Teams Patient and

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After COVID-19: Design for Health and Resilience

April 30, 2020

Joan Saba

Partner

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— What’s Next In Academic Medical Centers — Synergy of Clinical Care, Research and Teaching — Power of Multidisciplinary Teams — Patient and Family Agency — Healing the Whole Body — Designing for Performance

Massachusetts General Hospital, Lunder Building

Boston, MA

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designing spaces for experience

Massachusetts General Hospital, Lunder Building

Boston, MA

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designing spaces for experience

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designing spaces for experience

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designing spaces for experience

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American University Medical Center in Beirut

Beirut, Lebanon

designing and public health

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a level playing field

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segregation

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designing spaces for experience

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Project NOVA Southeast Louisiana Veterans Administration Medical Center

New Orleans, LA

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University Medical Center

New Orleans, LA

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sharing our humanity

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designing spaces for gratitude

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designing spaces to live comfortably with a pandemic

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resiliency

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resiliency

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human resiliency

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human resiliency

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wellness resiliency

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material resiliency

NBBJ Plan for Prefabricated Augmentation of US Army Corps of Engineers A2HC Concept

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mutual resiliency

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mutual resiliency

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Thank you

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After er C COVID-19: ( (Re)Building R Resilient C Cities

What do we need next from city leaders?

Boston University Initiative on Cities

Katharine Lusk Co-Director BU Initiative on Cities

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First… a rea eality che

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Muni unicipal layoffs a s and nd ser ervice c e cut uts a s are e coming g

https://www.usmayors.org/2020/04/14/the-economy-and-cities-what-americas-leaders-are-seeing/ N~2,400 US cities, villages and towns in early April, 2020

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CONFRONT GRIEF TOGETHER

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MAKE SPACE FOR PEOPLE

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https://usa.streetsblog.org/2020/04/15/the-social-distancing-machine-proves-we-need-wider-sidewalks-now/ https://twitter.com/theurbangeog

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Milan, Italy – Streets for People

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MAKE S KE SPACE F E FOR P PEOPLE

  • Create space for people. Widen sidewalks, create new dedicated bike lanes and bus

lanes, increase transit frequency, devote more space to open air markets, continue select street closures – especially in neighborhoods at greatest risk.

  • Survey residents and health officials to understand both risk & anxiety – which

residents feel vulnerable and where? E.g. Commuting, shopping

  • Recognize employers for formalizing work from home policies, staggering work

hours, investing in bike parking, EV charging; Model these policies at City Hall.

  • Make home a healthy space – anticipate summer heat waves and cold snaps. Invest

in energy assistance, home energy audits

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CLEAR THE AIR

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https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-020-01049-6; AP

2019 2020

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CLEAR T THE A AIR

  • Invest in green infrastructure - Put trees where they aren’t and protect

what you have.

  • Keep decarbonizing – buildings, transit, municipal fleets
  • Make active transit and e-mobility options more widely accessible - not

just EVS, but also e-bikes, scooters. Engage and educate diverse communities on routes, rules, resources

  • Live local – “10 minute neighborhoods”. Zoning that allows for mixed

use, walkable/bikeable streets

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COMMUNICATE AND INSPIRE CONFIDENCE

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Boston University Initiative on Cities

Katharine Lusk Co-Director Boston University Initiative on Cities

@Kathlusk klusk@bu.edu