US EditionPublic Pools as Public Spaces: The Role of Swimming and Bathing in Cities
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Public Pools as Public Spaces: The Role of Swimming and Bathing in Cities
Astoria Queens, New York / USA - August 25 2020: Astoria Pool at Astoria Park during the Summer with People and the Triborough Bridge in the Background. Image © James Andrews1 via Shutterstock When one thinks of public spaces, the image of a pool rarely comes to mind. Public spaces are the center of civic life, places where most interactions, activities, and behaviors follow strict social and cultural norms to ensure the safety and comfort of al…
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