Cities have been a culmination of all the good things we desire to be in a comfortable habitat. This culmination has brought access to not only services but this vast human-to-human network that eventually lead to evolving as knowledge hubs. This pandemic, however, has changed the fundamental perception of a city in many ways and especially the density it offers.

These times have seen massive shifts from a lockdown like an environment, that isolated us from the outdoors - to workplace/classroom level shifts of working entirely in the remote. This earmarks the fact that in a way we don’t need ‘cities’ anymore, we can live pretty much anywhere now which is visible in the extensive global migration nowadays. These times also revealed how poorly our indoors and neighborhoods are prepared for a pandemic level threat.