The Human Scale

Year: 2013

Runtime: 83 min

Language: English

Director: Andreas Dalsgaard

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The film explores how cities are designed and the impact this has on people’s lives. Architects, urban planners, and designers share their perspectives on creating more livable and connected urban spaces. Through their innovative ideas, the documentary examines the potential to revitalize communities and foster a greater sense of belonging within rapidly expanding urban environments, ultimately seeking to restore the human element in city planning.

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