Search Results - subject:"built environment"

Clear views, clear gains : exterior transparency's role in increasing consumer entry for retail environments

Sample, Kevin L.; Sevilla, Julio; Haws, Kelly L. - In: Journal of retailing 101 (2025) 2, pp. 158-176

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Healthy ageing and active travel: identifying age-related barriers to walking and cycling

Vukalovich, Natarsha; Greaves, Stephen; Owens, Katherine; … - 2025

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Breaking new ground in heritage valuation : a comprehensive use of discrete choice experiments

Czajkowski, Mikołaj; Jusypenko, Bartosz; White, Ben - 2025

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School bikeability: what is it, and why is it important? : an overview of key indicators and measurement

Paulusová, Ivana; Sharmeen, Fariya - In: Transport reviews : a transnational transdisciplinary … 45 (2025) 1, pp. 49-76

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Understanding home buyer preferences for flood risk and mitigation in a flood-prone region

Sheldon, Tamara L.; Miro, Michelle E.; Alvarez, Sergio - In: Risk and decision analysis : RDA 11 (2025) 3/4, pp. 95-119

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Zero-car households : constraint or lifestyle choice? : a systematic literature review of the factors affecting non-car ownership

Toy, Sarah; Whitmarsh, Lorraine; Sun, Yixian - In: Transport reviews : a transnational transdisciplinary … 45 (2025) 3, pp. 390-412

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Making sense of place : a new framework for place-based research in the transport realm

Kamruzzaman, Liton; Diemer, Matthew J.; Currie, Graham; … - In: Transport reviews : a transnational transdisciplinary … 45 (2025) 4, pp. 573-604

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Associating COVID-19 prevalence and built environment design : an explainable machine learning approach

Qiao, Qingyao; Ren, Chongyang; Chen, Shuning; … - In: Journal of urban management 14 (2025) 2, pp. 342-361

explainable machine learning (EML) models associating COVID-19 prevalence with architectural design controlling for other built … environment (BE) factors including socio-demographics, road information, land use, and points of interest (POIs). 284 public …

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From a visual standpoint : exploring the influence of the built environment, especially road ratio, on mental wellbeing before and after the COVID-19 outbreak in Hong Kong

Chen, Ning; Chen, Xiaodong; Zhu, Pengyu - In: Journal of urban management 14 (2025) 2, pp. 325-341

Road ratio, representing the proportion of roads in the street view, exerts varying degrees of visual influence on the mental well-being of residents. In our study, we surveyed the psychological conditions of 2,636 Hong Kong residents across four periods: before, during, and after the pandemic....

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Real Estate and Sustainable Crisis Management in Urban Environments: Challenges and solutions for resilient cities

Toivonen, Saija (contributor); Heinonen, Sirkka (contributor) - 2024

support the development of future policies, regulations, and management practices in the built environment, which can increase … lens of social sustainability and wellbeing, making an important contribution to the promotion of wellbeing in the built … environment, especially in terms of land and residential space and building use. This book does not only identify barriers and …

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