Objectives Movement-friendly environments with infrastructure favouring active mobility are
important for promoting physical activity. This scoping literature review aims at identifying the …

Walkability is a key component of urban design, shaping public health, sustainability, and
quality of life. This article explores the concept of walkability, focusing on the methods and …

The scientific literature shows some attributes of neighborhood built environments that can
contribute to promoting physical activity, thereby encouraging older adults to take outdoor …

With the increase in car domination, air pollution, traffic congestion, and urban sprawl,
sustainable, livable, creative, and walkable cities are critical, now more than ever, for …

It is well established that urban form can encourage or hinder daily walking activity.
Consequently, urban form has a direct impact on both spatial accessibility and the ability of …

Many tourist cities rely on walking as form of slow travel to take in the destination. Venice,
the case study for this paper, is a distinct 'walking city', scripted into its cultural landscape …

Background The number of people in society living with dementia is growing. In Canada,
most people who live with dementia live at home, often in a neighborhood setting …

Apart from the ever-growing body of research aiming to develop novel walkability
assessment tools, conducting systematic literature reviews on these planning support tools …

La comprensió de la relació entre el comportament humà a l'aire lliure i les característiques
dels entorns és cabdal, especialment entre la gent gran (≥ 65 anys), que pot experimentar …

The 15-minute city is receiving increasing attention as a model for designing urban
settlements that are not only environmentally friendly and livable, but also socially inclusive …