The Invisible Design of Cities: Walking in Zürich - Interintellect
In this IRL salon, Patricia Hurducas will lead a discussion on walking, walkability, and the invisible design of cities. We will walk and explore three different places in Zürich and end our walking tour on the terrace of a café in the old city centre. “Not to find one’s way around a city does… Continue reading The Invisible Design of Cities: Walking in Zürich
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