walkability
Highlights
What Walking Art Notices
An attempt at characterising 76 works in the WLC archive suggests that walking art makes urban conditions perceptible in ways that conventional walkability measures rarely do. Through altered routes, sensory attention, collective movement and counter-mapping, these pieces expose the histories, power relations, ecological conditions and embodied constraints that shape how space can be inhabited.
Walk21 Seoul
Walk21 is the international charity dedicated to ensuring the right to walk and opportunity to enjoy is supported and encouraged for everyone across the world. Working with communities, agencies, governments and people from all walks of life, Walk21 contributes to the policy debate, develops and share tools and resources and promotes the value of walking
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Articles elsewhere
Benefits of interventions given real values, for the first time, by the Walkability App in Kumasi, Ghana
As part of the Trans-Safe Project, the Akenten Appiah-Menka University in Kumasi and Walk21 collaborated in a walkability project to assess the impact of certain interventions in the public space... The post Benefits of interventions given real values, for the first time, by the Walkability App in Kumasi, Ghana appeared first on Walk21.
Walking to Public Transport reports launched at UITP congress
To increase public transport ridership and customer satisfaction Walk21 presented how to make walking to and from stations safe, comfortable and welcoming at the UITP congress in Hamburg on 16th... The post Walking to Public Transport reports launched at UITP congress appeared first on Walk21.
New Walkability App
The Walkability App, available in the Apple and Google stores, allows citizens of all ages and abilities to share their walking experiences. Sharing walking experiences helps communities and responsible authorities... The post New Walkability App appeared first on Walk21.
Street Design for Walking: What about quality?
Enabling and encouraging walking means designing better streets and retrofitting existing street environments. The question is how... The post Street Design for Walking: What about quality? appeared first on Walk21.