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Urban porosity refers to the design principle of creating accessible, permeable, and interconnected spaces within the urban fabric to encourage movement, interaction, and inclusivity. It emphasizes breaking down barriers between private and public areas, fostering seamless transitions between indoor and outdoor environments. By integrating pathways, open spaces, and multi-functional zones, urban porosity promotes social engagement, enhances livability, and ensures a dynamic flow of people and activities throughout the city.
In the heart of Beijing, the Linked Hybrid project redefines the boundaries of urban architecture, offering a paradigm shift from the privatized developments dominating contemporary China. Designed to counteract the…
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