“…Previous studies show that to determine these principles; some quality criteria were required to be designed for pedestrian spaces (Alves & Ramalho, 2011;Asadi-Shekari, Moeinaddini, & Zaly Shah, 2015a, 2015bBlaga, 2013;Cengiz, 2011;Cengiz & Keçecioğlu Dağlı, 2017;Çol, 2004;Day, Boarnet, Alfonzo, & Forsyth, 2006;Ewing, Hajrasouliha, Neckerman, Purciel-Hill, & Greene, 2016;Isaacs, 2000;Khisty, 1994;Moeinaddini, Asadi-Shekari, Sultan, & Zaly Shah, 2015;Moeinaddini, Asadi-Shekari, & Zaly Shah, 2014a, 2014bSayyadi & Awasthi, 2012). Numerous studies were also conducted in Turkey for this purpose (Açık Etike & Erdönmez Dinçer, 2019;Alpak, Düzenli, & Yılmaz, 2018;Aytaş & Uzun, 2015;Cengiz, 2011;Cengiz & Keçecioğlu Dağlı, 2017;Çalışkan, 2011;Kızıloğlu & Polat, 2020;Özkaynak & Korkmaz, 2019;Resuloğlu, 2020;Saylan & Erdönmez Dinçer, 2017;Şenkaynak, 2010;Topçu, 2011;Uzgören & Erdönmez, 2017). These quality criteria had to meet certain requirements when planning or managing these areas and aim at providing an unrestricted and safe environment for pedestrians.…”