Experience walkability in 360
Experience the walkability of an urban context This 360 video takes you on a short walk through the streets of Milan to provide an experience of features that affect walkability. …
Course: Designing Walkability in Cities
Planning for walkability
The walkability and liveability of an area can be measured using geospatial software and mapping techniques such as Geographic Information Systems (GIS) analysis. Once measured, maps and summaries can be …
Quality of the broader walking environment
The broader walking environment impacts the walkability of an area. Pleasant areas facilitate walking. These include areas with aesthetic appeal with interesting street scapes, buildings, gardens, street trees and less …
Recreation, demographics and equity
The walkability of an area is related to a combination of urban design and infrastructure. Placemaking, and the location of shops, services, and transport are foundational aspects of liveability which …
Location, quality and connectivity
Land use mix is a key factor determining the walkability of a local area. The actual location of destination points, such as shops and social infrastructure, is so important. Land …
Walkability and social connectedness
Walkable areas and walking not only provide opportunities for physical activity but also create spaces for meaningful social connections. Urban areas and social connection Even a simple greeting during a …
What is walkability?
Walkability measures the ease of walking in an area. Walkable areas have more people, are easy to get to and have more shops and services as places to walk to. …
