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• TITLE: Responsive Street and Walkability Open Space

  AUTHORS: Xiangsi Li, Zhengyang Zhu

  KEYWORDS: Walkability, Urban Open Space, Pedestrian Behaviors, Urban Landscape Design, Interaction

  JOURNAL NAME: Art and Design Review, Vol.11 No.3, August 14, 2023

  ABSTRACT: Urbanization’s gradual acceleration has become the main trend. Thus, it is obvious that the urban landscape become more important compare with before. There are many previous researchers find out a strong relationship between the walkability environment and human health. This research aims to increase walkability quality in the urban space, particularly, on streets. This study will focus on the four streets connected to Cathy Freeman Park related to the walkability design.