Dubai's Forgotten Urban Public Spaces

Dubai has attracted a lot of attention because of its enormous and rapid urbanization. As one of the seven emirates of the United Arab Emirates, this city has promised to become the world's most global city and has attracted many tourists and businessmen from all over the world. Due to the construction boom, landmarks, towering towers, artificial islands are attracting worldwide attention. Experimental architecture is often discussed, but public spaces are rarely discussed.

Public spaces are open to the public (from Moudon in 1987). A good public place must be adapted to everyone including edge, forgotten, silence (Badshah, 1996), and unwelcome people. They are informal street vendors, street people, people with different abilities, women, children, the elderly, and other alienated communities. So far, these and other social problems have not been clearly resolved throughout the city planning. "Citizen City" (Douglas & Friedmann, 1998) offers a slogan. Informal sectors and peripheralized sectors have become a forgotten factor in urban space (obsolete). Therefore, a solution to this problem is needed. So how do you create loose public spaces for marginalized people and marginal applications? Based on the qualitative description approach, we develop an ideal public space for the stranded people. Then the result shows that we need everyone's deterministic space

Public space is the center of the urban environment. They can participate in the dialogue, tie the community, even even promote action. Though they are planned, successful public spaces often do their own lives. Most importantly, they are to provide opportunities for people from all walks of life to gather and develop relations with communities and cities. The Street Life Project works with artists, nonprofit organizations and governments to create public spaces, improve pedestrian experience, and improve community identity. This is part of the San Jose Downtown Living Plan, which is a 10-year public space roadmap. Each city needs to consider its own demographics, culture, and traits, but the program outlines the adaptation guidelines for implementing the street life project.