The theory of urban fabrics is based on a schema that identifies walking, transit and
automobile fabrics. From the urban fabrics perspective, the basic sustainability challenge for …

The theory of urban fabrics is outlined showing how different types of cities are combinations
of walking, transit/public transport and automobile/motor car fabrics based on their transport …

The urban fabric is a fundamental small-scale component of urban form. Its quantitative
analysis has so far been limited either in its geographical extent or in the diversity of …

Urban transportation today consumes scarce resources of fossil fuels and it is a major cause
for environmental damage and accelerating climate change. To achieve sustainable mobility …

The sustainable mobility vision for city-regions proposes a more integrated and 'seamless'
multi-modal public transport system around quality neighborhoods, shifting mobility to soft …

Cities are shaped by many historical and geographical features, but at any stage in a city's
history the patterns of land use can be changed by altering its transportation priorities. An …

In the context of the immense economic and social challenges urban transport faces in the
near future, the analysis of city-specific differences in supply and usage of urban transport …

Purpose–The purpose of this paper is to examine spatiality of transitions by combining
aspects of urban form to policy analysis. It aims to increase understanding of how urban form …

In the completion of transport-based activities, some people save time by chaining trips with
different purposes. Several studies have found that trip chaining encourages car use, while …

Cities all around the world are observing increasing levels of urban freight activities owing to
the growth of internet shopping combined to the traditional distribution to shops, creating …