Walkability & Human Scale Analyzer

⚙️ Site Parameters

🛣️ Street & Movement

Footpath Width (m) 2.0 Road Width (m) 7.0 Pedestrian Activity

LowMediumHigh

Vehicular Speed Perception

SlowModerateFast

🏢 Built Form

Avg. Building Height (m) Building Edge Condition

🌳 Comfort & Climate

Tree / Shade Availability

Trees Arcades Awnings None

Seating Availability

No Yes

Street Lighting Quality

PoorExcellent

📊 Analysis Results

Walkability

Human Scale

Safety Perception

Height-to-Width Ratio 0:0

Analysis Interpretation

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📘 Why This Matters in Urban Design

What is Walkability?

Walkability measures how friendly an area is to walking. Factors include the presence of footpaths, traffic conditions, and the safety and comfort of the pedestrian environment.

What is Human Scale?

Human scale refers to a set of physical qualities that fit the human body and movement speed. It implies environments that can be perceived in detail at walking speed (5 km/h), as opposed to "automobile scale" designed for speed.

Height-to-Width (H:W) Ratio

The relationship between building heights and street width defines the "enclosure" of a street. A ratio between 1:1 and 1:2 is often considered ideal for creating a comfortable sense of enclosure (Jan Gehl).