Enabling Vital Streets

This commentary revisits Jan Gehl's 1980 paper on 'The residential street environment' and Vinicius Netto et al.'s 2022 paper asking 'Does Architecture Matter to Urban Vitality?' reflecting on the development of built environment studies in the meantime.

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Built Environment
Published
2024-09-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.2148/benv.50.3.433
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Urban Design and Spatial Analysis
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Enabling Vital Streets

Stephen Marshall
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Urban Design and Spatial Analysis
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Enabling Vital Streets

Stephen Marshall
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Abstract

This commentary revisits Jan Gehl's 1980 paper on 'The residential street environment' and Vinicius Netto et al.'s 2022 paper asking 'Does Architecture Matter to Urban Vitality?' reflecting on the development of built environment studies in the meantime.

Built EnvironmentVol. 50(3)
Openalex Percentile: Top 84%
Urban Design and Spatial Analysis
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