… walkability on utilitarian and exercise walking by PC size and life-stage. Associations of
neighbourhood walkability … in the association between neighbourhood walkability and walking …

… creating walkable environments and improving walkability. … ‘walkability’ and the related
idea of the walkable place? This article reviews the English-language literature on walkability – …

… Acknowledging this diversity of views, Talen and Koschinsky nonetheless had an attempt at
defining the “walkable neighbourhood” as “a safe, well-serviced neighborhood, imbued with …

… Walkable places are first of all places that support short walking trips to essential facilities
and services for the daily errands. To that end, proximity to basic destinations creates …

… Hence, urban policy makers aim to create walkable environments. This requires proper
insights into the underlying mechanisms by which built environmental characteristics relate to …

… in four neighbourhoods varying by walkability … Neighbourhood walkability factors appeared
to shape where residents engage with public places, with residents seeking out good places. …

… the intangible benefits of place. Given that … place, this chapter will argue that a place evaluation
process should assess the relationships developed between the stakeholders and place. …

… in high-walkable neighbourhoods recorded walking significantly more—sometimes by a
factor of four or five— compared to a demographically similar but low-walkable neighbourhood (…

… in neighbourhoods with fewer opportunities for physical activity. Neighbourhood walkability
… such as employment shape how people engage with their neighbourhood (Ivory et al., 2015)…

… The concept of walkability encompasses a multitude of features of the built and … of walkability
indices. While past studies have compared the research outputs from multiple walkability …