Yes, architectural ordonnance can be used to create public spaces. Ordinance refers to the organization and composition of the architectural elements in a particular design. An effective ordonnance can efficiently organize public space by considering pedestrian flow, lighting, and a variety of other factors to create a comfortable and functional area for people to use. By paying attention to the needs, activities, and perspectives of the people who will use these public spaces, architects can create successful public spaces that enhance the quality of life for residents and visitors. These public spaces can include community gathering places, parks, transportation hubs, or other areas where people come together.
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