In-Between Space on Vertical Mixed-used Development : Configuration of In-Between Space on Vertical Mixed-use Development

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In mixed-use developments, the in-between spaces are often overlooked but play a crucial role in creating a cohesive and attractive environment for residents, visitors and businesses. In a vertical mixed-use development, these spaces can include amenities such as green roofs, shared lounge areas, and public plazas. Proper configuration of these spaces can enhance the overall experience for all users and create a sense of community within the development. In this article, we will discuss the important considerations for configuring the in-between spaces in a vertical mixed-use development. In-between spaces in vertical mixed-use developments can play a key role in improving the integration of people by creating opportunities for social interaction and community building. These spaces provide a common area for residents, visitors, and businesses to gather and engage with one another. When designed properly, the in-between space can foster a sense of community and create a more cohesive environment within the development. the in-between space can also provide opportunities for businesses to engage with their community through events, such as outdoor markets, festivals, and other public gatherings. This can create a more vibrant and dynamic environment within the development, improving the overall user experience.

   










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