OTYPE=R : hartsuykerenhartsuykercurjelcompleet.txt : 00941 | Following the discussion open and closed building blocks in connection with the Civil Hospital for Women (BVV) project, Luzia Hartsuyker-Curjel wrote about the meaning of public space in the past and present. The fact that in earlier times (e.g., Golden Age) public space was used with care by everyone could be related to the alignment with the "human step. It refers to today's public space, which is conceived primarily as a traffic space rather than a residential space. The rise of the 'social safety' movement in public space, she says, is only one facet of renewed attention to a quality urban context.