Case Study Mockup: Creating a Pedestrianized Network to Support a Childrens Hospital in Nicosia
On this webpage, follow the Bötzowviertel case, a neighborhood streetscape analysis with pedestrian solutions.
Case Study Mockup: Developing a Pedestrian Plan for a Healthy Hospital in Gothenburg
On this webpage, follow the Bötzowviertel case, a neighborhood streetscape analysis with pedestrian solutions.
Visual Essay Mockup: Walkability Study in Berlin by Building Health Lab
Visual Essay Mockup: An Evidence-based Approach to Pedestrian Design
City Shorts Mockup: More Quality of Life for the Bötzowviertel, The Kiezblock Initiative for Safe Streets
This thermal study is part of an urban ecosystem evaluation to inform a pedestrian plan in Berlin. Germany.
Case Study Mockup: Connecting Superblocks in Berlin with Pedestrian Loops
On this webpage, follow the Bötzowviertel case, a neighborhood streetscape analysis with pedestrian solutions.
How to undertake health oriented liveability/walkability assessments of established neighborhoods and suburbs
Australian pilot study finds a Healthy Urban Transition Tool can assess the liveability of urban environments and assist in transitioning neighborhoods towards improving the social determinants of health and health equity.
Different types of greenspace and the mental health of youth living in London
Neighbourhood greenspace and mental health in youth living in London: Does the type of greenspace matter? Our findings are inconclusive but suggest that some spaces could be more ‘beneficial’ than others.
The impacts of hostile designs on skateboarding as a form of active transportation and recreation in Australia, the United Kingdom, and United States
Public spaces in universities target skateboarding through hostile architecture and security. Hostile designs exclude skateboarding as a novel form of physical activity. Maybe ‘just’ urban design guidelines can produce more inclusive and diverse public campus spaces.
Using public participation Geographic Information Systems in studies for healthy built environments: developing our tools and methods
With new advances in public participation Geographic Information Systems and the increasing use such these tools for participatory mapping of various spatial data, urban designers need to understand the usefulness of these tools in investigating micro-scale physical characteristics of urban settings.