Are pedestrians invisible in the planning process?: Copenhagen as a case study

Lars Gemzøe

Are pedestrians invisible in the planning process? Copenhagen as a case study

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Abstract

The vehicular traffic is very visible in the planning process. One of the reasons is that there is always plenty of data on the problems of car traffic - but what about data on the pedestrians and their needs? Three major studies on people in public spaces in the Inner City of Copenhagen have supplied data that show the quantity, character and changes through 30 years of public life. People in Copenhagen have become visible in the planning process. cd-rom.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Australia : walking the 21st century
Publication date	2001
Publication status	Published - 2001
Event	Australia: walking the 21st century - Perth, Australia Duration: 20 Feb 2001 → 22 Feb 2001

Conference

Conference	Australia: walking the 21st century
Country/Territory	Australia
City	Perth
Period	20/02/2001 → 22/02/2001

Artistic research

No

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