Public space design is a multidisciplinary field of inquiry and practice concerned with the planning, creation, management, and evaluation of shared physical environments accessible to the public. As an academic concept, it investigates the complex interplay between physical form, social dynamics, ecological factors, and political processes that shape the experience and function of these spaces, focusing on user needs, accessibility, sustainability, aesthetic quality, and the promotion of social interaction and civic life. Its significance lies in its crucial role in shaping urban environments, influencing human behavior, fostering community, and addressing critical urban challenges related to equity, resilience, and well-being.