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Listening to the Walkable City
2016This paper describes the creation, experience and assessment of a soundscape installation, conceived and undertaken as a contribution to the research project “Hong Kong Stair Archive: Documenting the Walkable City”. It examines the use of audio recordings and their presentation in a three-dimensional sound-field installation to provide an additional ...
Max Willis, Melissa Cate Christ
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Journal of Urbanism, 2009
In order to understand walkability, it is important to consider how pedestrians are defined and the discourses that shape the development of pedestrian space. This paper examines both these issues and identifies points of agreement and disagreement between metrics for walkability.
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In order to understand walkability, it is important to consider how pedestrians are defined and the discourses that shape the development of pedestrian space. This paper examines both these issues and identifies points of agreement and disagreement between metrics for walkability.
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2022
Walkability can be broadly conceived of as an evaluation of the suitability of a built environment for pedestrian locomotion and has recently become a popular concept across a multitude of disciplines. This evaluation is often conceptualized as a measurement, index, or tool, and has thus found itself particularly applicable within the fields of urban ...
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Walkability can be broadly conceived of as an evaluation of the suitability of a built environment for pedestrian locomotion and has recently become a popular concept across a multitude of disciplines. This evaluation is often conceptualized as a measurement, index, or tool, and has thus found itself particularly applicable within the fields of urban ...
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2019
The issue of city walkability is nowadays a theme in evidence. The chapter proposes a two-level reasoning. At the city level, the goal is to recognize the parts where actions aimed at improving walkability can be more effective. The second level is more detailed: lacking pedestrian paths' specific graphs, the urban space is modeled through a raster ...
Luigi La Riccia +5 more
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The issue of city walkability is nowadays a theme in evidence. The chapter proposes a two-level reasoning. At the city level, the goal is to recognize the parts where actions aimed at improving walkability can be more effective. The second level is more detailed: lacking pedestrian paths' specific graphs, the urban space is modeled through a raster ...
Luigi La Riccia +5 more
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2020
This explanatory research investigates the impact of configurations in the urban fabric on walkability regarding connectivity and global integration. This study aims to examine this effect by comparing street networks in two residential neighbourhoods in Heliopolis and New Cairo cities.
Mohamed Abedo +2 more
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This explanatory research investigates the impact of configurations in the urban fabric on walkability regarding connectivity and global integration. This study aims to examine this effect by comparing street networks in two residential neighbourhoods in Heliopolis and New Cairo cities.
Mohamed Abedo +2 more
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Culture and Walkability: Ethnicity, Neighborhood Walkability, and House Price
The Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economics, 2023Debanjana Dey +3 more
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