Inclusiveness in City Centre-A Case Study: 30-E-Tir Street in Tehran  

作　　者：Sanaz Shobeiri 

机构地区：[1]School of Natural and Built Environment,Queen’s University Belfast,Belfast BT95DL,United Kingdom

出　　处：《Journal of Civil Engineering and Architecture》2023年第1期24-43,共20页土木工程与建筑（英文版）

摘　　要：City centres in today’s big cities,particularly in metropolises and megalopolises,play a crucial role in revival of human scale in an urban context.Nowadays,a city centre that corresponds to needs of various groups of users,contributes to creating a safe,healthy,vibrant,inclusive and sustainable city.Accordingly,identification of the major and minor groups of users of city centres as well as their likes,dislikes and preferences is a primary step.To this end,this paper investigates the city centre of Tehran and a recently pedestrianised street called 30-E-Tir.With a focus on the three indicators of age,gender and speed,this paper aims to elucidate the existing divergent groups of users of 30-E-Tir and their physical,mental,and spiritual expectations of this street.This 1.3-km street-as a linear path incorporating food&junk food kiosks and the associated small-scale canopies,and flagstone floorscaping-passes through many famous museums of Tehran.These specific features have converted 30-E-Tir Street into a convivial destination point for Tehranians.The existing problems,however,necessitate a detailed investigation of the current situation.The applied methodology for this qualitative-quantitative analysis of the present condition includes the literature review and the related analysis,direct appraisal,photography,and dot-based analysis.

关 键 词：City centre age gender INCLUSIVENESS pedestrian TEHRAN 30-E-Tir Street 

分 类 号：F42[经济管理—产业经济]