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  1. ScienceDirect
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    Livable city: An approach to pedestrianization through tactical ...

    • Many ancient cities around the world were known with their livability. However, these cities started to lose this feature, when vehicles became prior to pedestrians who lost their sense of place, as many ne… 展开

    1. Introduction

    The pedestrian movement is an ancient human activity, known with its naturally … 展开

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    2. Pedestrianization and the livable city

    2.1. Pedestrianization and livability correlation
    Recent studies proved that the walkability is a part of livability components in order to promote a livabl… 展开

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    3. Approaches to pedestrianization

    Many Cities around the world started to shift their mobility from car-oriented toward pedestrian friendly access, by implementing different plans and measures, depending on their aim. For … 展开

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    4. The tactical urbanism as an approach

    In the last few decades and the beginning of the twenty-first century, many cities worldwide suffered from diverse challenges that included: the shifted population, unstable econo… 展开

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    5. Conclusion

    This paper worked on proofing the correlation between the pedestrianization and the livability, based on a theoretical literature, thus their effect on the sustainable urba… 展开

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    Is pedestrianization a sustainable way of heritage preservation?
    In many cities around the world, Pedestrianization schemes have been proved to be most effective, low cost and sustainable way of heritage preservation. Pedestrianization preserved heritage buildings from harmful vehicular pollutants and vibration.
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    1. Introduction
    2. Pedestrianization and the livable city
    3. Approaches to pedestrianization
    4. The tactical urbanism as an approach
    5. Conclusion
    Is pedestrianization a sustainable way of heritage preservation?
     
  1. Rapid Transition Alliance
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    Reclaiming the streets: the increasing trend of …

    Wider relevance. Pedestrianisation is a local scale rapid transition that is happening globally, with potentially transformational consequences for how we live, work, play and breath in cities across the world. The example of …

  2. Nature
    https://www.nature.com/articles/s42005-021-00688-z

    A sustainable strategy for Open Streets in (post)pandemic cities

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    Livable city: An approach to pedestrianization through tactical urbanism
    Many ancient cities around the world were known with their livability. However, these cities started to lose this feature, when vehicles became prior to pedestrians who lost their sense of place, as many negative impacts came along. In return, people escaped the city's core searching for lively dist...
    已发布: 2019/03/01
    DOI: 10.1016/j.aej.201…
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    Benefits of pedestrianization and warrants to pedestrianize an area
    With the rapid increase in numbers of private vehicles on the road, many transportation related issues like congestion, crashes and injuries, pollution, noise etc. have grown very rapidly. Urban settlements like core CBD and heritage town, which were planned for NMT and pedestrians, are worst affect...
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    Keywords: Pedestriani…
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    Pedestrianised streets in the global neoliberal city: A battleground between hegemonic strategies of commodification and informal tactics of commoning
    Pedestrianisation, the conversion of a vehicular street for pedestrian use, is increasingly being proposed worldwide as a sustainable measure by hegemonic powers. Pedestrianisation can bolster uneven urban development patterns, however social tensions can magnify on the pedestrianised street, where ...
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    已发布: 2020/09/29
    DOI: 10.1016/j.cities.20…
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    A framework for assessment of pedestrianization impacts on quality of life: Combining subjective and objective measures
    Pedestrianization is a useful strategy to tackle the challenges resulting from increased vehicular movement on the road that adversely affects the Quality of Life (QOL). Evidence from developed economies shows that pedestrianization has an optimistic influence on cities by advocating liveability and...
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    Keywords: Urban stre…
  4. Global Designing Cities Initiative
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    Pedestrian Only Streets: Case Study | Stroget, …

    The successful pedestrianization of streets in Copenhagen can be attributed, in part, to the incremental nature of change, giving people the time to change their patterns of driving and parking into patterns of cycling and using collective …

  5. ResearchGate
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    (PDF) Livable city: An approach to pedestrianization

    2019年3月1日 · The present paper work proposes an integrative literature between the pedestrianization and livability, then analyze the precedent approaches to pedestrianization in global review, and...

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    Benefits of pedestrianization and warrants to pedestrianize an area

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    What is pedestrianisation and why is it important?
    Pedestrianisation is a local scale rapid transition that is happening globally, with potentially transformational consequences for how we live, work, play and breath in cities across the world. The example of Pontevedra is indicative of the local transformation that pedestrianisation engenders.

    Reclaiming the streets: the increasing trend of pedestrianisation

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    Can pedestrianisation transform cities?
    In many cities around the world a shift in urban planning is underway, away from the dominance of cars, and towards pedestrianisation and more human scaled city development. Pontevedra, Northern Spain, serves as a model of the local transformation that pedestrianisation can bring.

    Reclaiming the streets: the increasing trend of pedestrianisation

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    Is pedestrianization a sustainable way of heritage preservation?
    In many cities around the world, Pedestrianization schemes have been proved to be most effective, low cost and sustainable way of heritage preservation. Pedestrianization preserved heritage buildings from harmful vehicular pollutants and vibration.

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    When was the first pedestrianisation of a street?
    The first "pedestrianisation" of an existing street seems to have taken place "around 1929" in Essen, Germany. This was in Limbecker Straße, a very narrow shopping street that could not accommodate both vehicular and pedestrian traffic.

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    Is pedestrianization a good idea for Asian cities?
    The policy of Pedestrianization has also been adopted by many Asian cities in the last 20 years e.g. in Japan, Singapore, Shanghai, and Beijing etc. There must be a lot of benefits of Pedestrianization that attracted town planners and policy makers around the world.

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    When was pedestrianization introduced in the United States?
    North America Aims: The United States started pedestrianization scheme in aim to restore shoppers in downtowns and revive their CBDs after post-war declination. Method: In 1959, the first pedestrian mall was introduced in Michigan, followed by more than 200 hundred cities with the same application scheme.

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  8. Wikipedia
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    Pedestrian zone - Wikipedia

    Following the devastation of the Second World War a number of European cities implemented plans to pedestrianise city streets, although usually on a largely ad hoc basis, through the early 1950s, with little landscaping or planning. [4]

  9. RTF | Rethinking The Future
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    Pedestrianising the cities: Why it is important, how it …

    Pedestrianization has a myriad of benefits for the citizens. It does wonders to improve safety and increases mobility. It also benefits the environment by curbing down on the pollution of air and unwanted noise. Walking is promoted as a …

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    (PDF) Pedestrianised streets in the global neoliberal …

    2020年9月29日 · PDF | Pedestrianisation, the conversion of a vehicular street for pedestrian use, is increasingly being proposed worldwide as a sustainable measure by... | Find, read and cite all the research you...

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    How 15 Global Cities Are Reclaiming Streets for …

    2023年10月5日 · In summary, cities around the world are rethinking public spaces to be more community-oriented and sustainable. Pedestrianization, bike infrastructure, green space, public transit, and creative placemaking are key …

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