By Ann Markusen
On the Mark: Jury out on how pandemic shapes us
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Since the coronavirus emerged, we've become acutely aware of our own social spaces - where we live, how close or far our families and neighbors are, how we move across local and regional space, the venues we visit and their features. Whether we live in dense urban, suburban, small-town or rural locales, we're learning how remarkably sociable are our day-to-day pathways. And how isolated we can feel when honoring stay-at-home and distancing strictures.
On the internet, a broad and international community of urban planners are engaged in a lively debate about how COVID-19 may change our futu...
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