A Study on Differences in the Pedestrian Environment by Street Type Based on Visit Purpose in Historic and Cultural Districts

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The research aims to analyze the differences in pedestrian experiences based on street type and visit purpose in historic cultural districts.
Conducted literature review and expert interviews
Administered surveys to gather user experiences
Classified street types using the Link-Place framework
Identified 14 evaluation elements for pedestrian environments based on prior studies
Confirmed differences in walking experiences based on visit purpose within the historic districts
Classified street types into multifaceted, transit-oriented, place-centered, and low-functionality categories
Highlighted the need for further research on management and walking environment improvements

Study reveals how visit purpose impacts walking experiences in historic cultural districts, suggesting targeted improvements.

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Xue et al. (2026) studied this question.

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