jailcd2018068: "A Study of Sustainable Street Furniture Design Case Study: Mikage, Seicho, and Komonji Street Kokurakita Ward"
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https://doi.org/10.69368/aiue.20180068Keywords:
street furniture, public space, user-orientedAbstract
This paper will examine the dynamics of street furniture in urban in Kokura-kita Ward as a case study. In this study to determine the experience category of walkability by focus in identification street furniture in three streets and the correlation of social perception by on-street questionnaire. The result of the study is should be added bollards in Komonji street because of 30% respondents have experienced conflict with car, it means Komonji Street is not too safe for pedestrians. Should added some benches in Komonji street because theinterval of seating place is too far and high density of pedestrians.
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2025-09-05
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