Aesthetical cognitive perceptions of urban street form. Pedestrian preferences towards straight or curvy route shapes
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DOI: 10.1080/13574809.2018.1554994
Abstract: ABSTRACT Human perception of space is not purely metric. Route angularity and complexity-minimizing paths suggest that pedestrians, consciously or not, tend to reduce the number and the angle of turns when selecting routes. Decisions involving… read more here.
Keywords: urban street; street form; perceptions urban; aesthetical cognitive ... See more keywords