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Annex in the skatepark littered by visitors, mostly teenagers and adolescents.

Annex in the skatepark littered by visitors, mostly teenagers and adolescents.

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Figure 1. Individual places or features within the community playground.
Figure 2. Map of the community playground and its functional division.
Figure 3. Spatial distribution of the visitors in the community...
Figure 4. Benches and decks scattered around the place to...
+2 Figure 5. Annex in the skatepark littered by visitors, mostly teenagers...
Urban Planning
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  • Oct 2024
The ongoing Covid-19 pandemic has not only presented novel challenges but has also brought to light previously unaddressed issues, such as children's rights, their interdependence on adults, and the vulnerability of children concerning their mental well-being. The pandemic has served to accentuate the distinction between those spaces that have trad...
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... way in which territorial production took place in the corner of the skatepark ( Figure 5) was through the tactical placement of belongings, especially for visitors using the U-ramp. The area was regularly littered with food and drink waste. ...

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