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A New Era – A new take on Relaxation and Activation - In Japanese cities, urban development is dense and public facilities and amenities have evolved whereby multiple functions occupy the same land. This dense development also means that open spaces such as parks are treasured. Furthermore, in recent times public spaces are becoming commercial spaces and commercial spaces are becoming public spaces. This fusion of parks, commerce, and hotels has created a new synthesis of "relaxation" and "activ Kengo Kuma, Shibuya Tokyo Japan, Parking Building, Public Private Partnership, Park Landscape, Urban Park, Central City, Pedestrian Bridge, Public Park

A New Era – A new take on Relaxation and Activation - In Japanese cities, urban development is dense and public facilities and amenities have evolved whereby multiple functions occupy the same land. This dense development also means that open spaces such as parks are treasured. Furthermore, in recent times public spaces are becoming commercial spaces and commercial spaces are becoming public spaces. This fusion of parks, commerce, and hotels has created a new synthesis of "relaxation" and…

Pedestrians First: Tools for a Walkable City - Institute for Transportation and Development Policy Urban City Planning, Walkable City Concept, Urban Transportation Design, Pedestrian Street Design Urban Planning, New Urbanism Plan, Walkable City Design, Walkability Urban Design, Sustainable Urban Planning, Walkable City Urban Planning

Walkability is a crucial first step in creating sustainable transportation in an urban environment. Effectively understanding and measuring the complex ecology of walkability has proven challenging for many organizations and governments, given the various levels of policy-making and implementation involved. In the past, Western and Eurocentric standards have permeated measurement attempts and have included data collection practices that are too complicated to have utility in many parts of…