A systematic review of the dimensions of transit-oriented urban planning and design = Una revisión sistemática de categorías para la evaluación de la planificación y el diseño urbano orientado al transporte público
Abstract:Due to valuable global experiences regarding Transit Oriented Development (TOD) as a context-sensitive strategy, updating the planning dimensions and even post-performance imperfections is inevitable by which reinforcing new urban plans could be dramatically pursued. Therefore, the present study aimed to highlight the most significant dimensions of transit-oriented urban planning all over the world. To this end, relevant qualitative studies were systematically reviewed through a Qualitative Meta-synthesis stud… Show more
“…Similarly, it shares criteria with the concept of urban planning presented in the Garden City or “development-oriented transit” in the 20th century [ 7 ]. However, modern TOD studies started with the idea of New Urbanism in the 1980s in the US [ 8 ]. Some sources indicate that it emerged in the 1990s [ 5 ] and that it was recognized in urban academia until 1993 [ 8 ].…”
Section: Theoretical Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, modern TOD studies started with the idea of New Urbanism in the 1980s in the US [ 8 ]. Some sources indicate that it emerged in the 1990s [ 5 ] and that it was recognized in urban academia until 1993 [ 8 ]. Specifically, the formal introduction of TOD is credited to Peter Calthorpe, Cervero, and other Transit scholars in the 1990s [ 6 ].…”
“…Similarly, it shares criteria with the concept of urban planning presented in the Garden City or “development-oriented transit” in the 20th century [ 7 ]. However, modern TOD studies started with the idea of New Urbanism in the 1980s in the US [ 8 ]. Some sources indicate that it emerged in the 1990s [ 5 ] and that it was recognized in urban academia until 1993 [ 8 ].…”
Section: Theoretical Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, modern TOD studies started with the idea of New Urbanism in the 1980s in the US [ 8 ]. Some sources indicate that it emerged in the 1990s [ 5 ] and that it was recognized in urban academia until 1993 [ 8 ]. Specifically, the formal introduction of TOD is credited to Peter Calthorpe, Cervero, and other Transit scholars in the 1990s [ 6 ].…”
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