Modern architecture has impacted the way we experience public spaces in a number of ways:
1. Openness: Modern architecture has sought to create more open and free-flowing public spaces. The use of large, open-plan designs, glass walls, and open-air structures has allowed for more social interaction and a sense of community within public spaces.
2. Sustainability: Modern architecture has emphasized the need for environmentally sustainable design, with an increasing focus on renewable energy and the use of natural light and materials. This has made public spaces more appealing and inviting, with a greater emphasis on being green and sustainable.
3. Accessibility: Modern architecture has made public spaces more accessible, with better-designed entrances, ramps, and elevators, making public spaces easier to navigate for the elderly and disabled.
4. Flexibility: Modern architecture has also emphasized the importance of flexibility and adaptability when designing public spaces. This allows for unexpected uses of the public space and ensures that the space can be used for a variety of events and activities.
Overall, modern architecture has made public spaces more accessible, appealing, and sustainable, and has improved people's experiences of these spaces by promoting community, openness, flexibility and accessibility.
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