Walkability has emerged as not only a set of indexes and metrics but a normative discourse.
This review of walkability studies draws on English, Spanish and Portuguese literatures, as …

This study seeks answers to the research question 'How can walkability of urban spaces be
analysed with a multidimensional approach by using mobile methods?'The research …

Recent approaches in the research on walkable environments and wellbeing go beyond
correlational analysis to consider the specific characteristics of individuals and their …

There have been increasing concerns about neighbourhoods' contextual characteristics and
the importance of applying integrated sustainability principles to develop sustainable …

Promoting walking trips is considered a key element of achieving more sustainable
transportation. This paper presents a new index for measuring walkability in metropolitan …

Much of the built environment design literature focuses on a composite of walkable spaces
variables such as density, diversity, and destination accessibility. One of the most effective …

Modern cities try to provide enough facilities for inclusive and pedestrian-friendly streets.
Evaluating and designing models that consider a wide range of street users, including …

In 2007 a private firm in Seattle, Washington began to measure and publish walkability
maps of cities, neighborhoods, and streets via “walkscore. com”. Although “walkscore” have …

Pedestrian dynamics in urban environments are influenced by a complex interplay of
physical, environmental, social, cultural, psychological, and health-related factors. This study …

Empirically based theorization of walking range patterns is rather limited, leading
researchers and planners to rely on simplistic assumptions as to the typical distance and …