Author: NACTO
Place: New York
Publisher: Island Press
Year: 2016
Pages: 396
ISBN: 978-1-61091-701-8
Source: Purchased
Subject: Urbanisation
Sub-Subject: Urban Design/ Urban Planning
Keyword: Global Street Design Guide, Street Design Standards, Sustainable Mobility, Economic Sustainability, Urban Mobility
Shelf: C1R2
Accession No: B1507
Contents: Forewords Prioritizing People in Street Designs About the Guide Streets Around the World Global Influences A New Approach to Street Design How to Use the Guide Section A: About Streets Section B: Street Design Guidance Section C: Street Transformations
Abstract: The *Global Street Design Guide* offers a framework for designing people-centered streets that are safer, more accessible, and environmentally sustainable. Drawing insights from cities worldwide, including New York City’s transformation to prioritize walking, cycling, and public transport, the guide emphasizes a shift toward inclusive urban planning. It explores the essential roles streets play in urban life, provides practical design recommendations, and showcases successful street redesigns through global case studies. This guide empowers urban planners and policymakers to adopt best practices, rethink street design, and create cities that prioritize the needs of all users.