Walkable city : how downtown can save America, one step at a time
Publication details: New York North Point Press 2012Description: vii,312pISBN:- 9780865477728
- 307.1216 SPE
Item type | Current library | Collection | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds | |
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Book | CEPT Library | Faculty of Planning | 307.1216 SPE | Checked out to Ishaq Faheem (0010392558) | 04/12/2024 | 016773 |
CONTENTS
Prologue 3
A General Theory of Walkability 7
I: WHY WALKABILITY? 13
Walking, the Urban Advantage 17 Why Johnny Can't Walk 37 The Wrong Color Green 51
II: THE TEN STEPS OF WALKABILITY 65
The Useful Walk
Step 1: Put Cars in Their Place 75
Step 2: Mix the Uses 105
Step 3: Get the Parking Right 115
Step 4: Let Transit Work 139 The Safe Walk
Step 5: Protect the Pedestrian 163
Step 6: Welcome Bikes 189 The Comfortable Walk
Step 7: Shape the Spaces 213
Step 8: Plant Trees 223 The Interesting Walk
Step 9: Make Friendly and Unique Faces 237
Step 10: Pick Your Winners 253
Acknowledgments 263
Notes 267
Works Cited 281
Geographic Index 295
General Index 302
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