Clare Malone

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Clare Malone @ClareMalone

**heartened to see this piece predict the end of the shared workspace. — PolitiTweet.org

Posted April 23, 2020

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Clare Malone @ClareMalone

Pre-COVID, I wouldn't have "gotten" the concept that architectural modernism began after the 1918 flu—clean lines/spare design as aesthetic antidote to germy world. Curious about what societal changes will come about after our current pandemic... https://t.co/0ObvRuchJY — PolitiTweet.org

Posted April 23, 2020

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The new need for wide-berth walkways makes sense. I worked in One World Trade and the stairways there are double-wide, a design reaction, I believe, to the Twin Towers and the way the stairs got jammed with people on 9/11. Tragedy as innovation. https://t.co/xokuR1ewGZ — PolitiTweet.org

@ClareMalone I suspect more open walkways (to allow people to pass with space) and more compartmentalized sitting/w… https://t.co/yVydyPQ9Bc

Posted April 23, 2020