Factors Influencing Woodlands Use
People who visit woodlands more frequently as children are more apt to visit woodland spaces as a
Increase Physical Activity
Walking and Neighborhoods: What Works?
Transportation and health experts continue to tout the benefits of walking for exercise and for n
Health Concerns Promote In-Building Exercise Options
Creating workplaces with employee health in mind is resulting in worksite design changes.
Greenway Perceptions: Common Dimensions Aid Planners
Greenway planning often has to encompass a myriad of goals and users.
Health and Community Design: The Impact of the Built Environment on Physical Activity
Health-related behaviors, like many others, can be influenced by the physical environment.
Neotraditional Neighborhood Design vs. Human Behavior
One of the often-touted goals of neotraditional neighborhood design is to create a more pedestria
Understanding Park Visitors: Motivation and Satisfaction
Although much is known about park-user demographics, this research investigates visitors by deter
Catalytic Buildings
Building a diversified mix of stores, restaurants, and entertainment venues can draw pedestrians
Update: Neighborhood Design and Walking Behavior
One of the feature articles in our last issue (October 2002, p.
Counterpoint: Catalytic Buildings
The important point here is how pedestrians can be generated in an environment around a catalyst.
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