The virus will not change the physical shape of cities, David Chipperfield opines, but it will undoubtedly affect the way we think the city and the way we work.
A scenario in which the role of the architect takes on even greater social weight, especially in the 'westernized' world where certain responsibilities were less explicit until now.
In a society in which inequalities have emerged dramatically, architects must strip themselves of the role of mere designers in order to be more and more 'committed'.