Titlebook: Community Wayfinding: Pathways to Understanding; Rebecca H. Hunter,Lynda A. Anderson,Basia L. Belza Book 2016 Springer International Publi

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The Space Syntax of Intelligible Communitiesn find our way to specific destinations. Legibility, however, is deeply linked to other kinds of functionality, specifically the distribution of movement and co-presence over public space, and the distribution of land uses relative to the street network. ., one particular approach to the analysis of

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The Challenge of Wayfinding in Health Care Environmentsy be physically or emotionally under duress such that wayfinding is more difficult. Written from a design perspective, this chapter focuses on wayshowing, the professional activity practiced by architects and graphic designers that informs wayfinding. Good wayshowing in hospitals and elsewhere is us

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Wayfinding, Mobility, and Technology for an Aging Societyolder adults—and adversely associated with health, well-being, and function. Little attention has been given to problems with community wayfinding, including both individual characteristics (such as reduced lower-body strength, vision impairment, and cognitive deficits) and environmental characteris

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Promoting Walking via Ease of Wayfindingty are the auto-centric community environments that discourage walking. Walkable communities are gaining increasing acceptance as a way to promote walking, and studies have identified various built environmental factors associated with walking. However, community features related to wayfinding have

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