Public Places Urban Spaces provides a comprehensive overview of the principles, theory
and practices of urban design for those new to the subject and for those requiring a clear …

Ample research has been conducted investigating the built environment impacts on
pedestrian movement (PM). A clear division is also evident in the literature on this topic: one …

There is a prevailing trend to study urban morphology quantitatively thanks to the growing
accessibility to various forms of spatial big data, increasing computing power, and use cases …

Despite interest in walking and its environmental, health, and social benefits, little research
has investigated pedestrian satisfaction, and its potential influence on walking decisions …

The Connected City explores how thinking about networks helps make sense of modern
cities: what they are, how they work, and where they are headed. Cities and urban life can …

This article examines park use in relation to neighborhood social (safety and poverty) and
urban form (pedestrian infrastructure and street network pattern) characteristics among …

Existing knowledge on the impact of built environment (BE) on route choice behaviour is
doubtful due to an unresolved tension between two schools of thought. One represented BE …

Public open spaces (POSs) are important destinations and settings for walking in
neighborhoods and different aspects of POSs can influence walking. Proximity to POSs is a …

The street network underpins the walkability of local neighborhoods. We examined whether
two street network measures (intersection density and street integration from space syntax) …

Walking to get to and from local destinations including shops, services, and transit stops is a
major source of adults' health-related physical activity. Research has been using space …