Project Sherlock

Paper

2009

Measuring the Unmeasurable: Urban Design Qualities Related to Walkability

Reid Ewing & Susan Handy

Shows that qualities long treated as unmeasurable in urban design — a street's imageability, enclosure, human scale and transparency — can be operationalised from physical features and predict how walkable pedestrians actually rate a street.

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