Sidewalks as places for socialization: urban equity for people with reduced mobility
Rafaela Aparecida de Almeida,
Leticia Peret Antunes Hardt,
Carlos Hardt
Abstract:Given the reduction in the equity of uses and the guarantee of accessibility in cities, the general objective of the research is to evaluate the conditions of sidewalks for groups with reduced mobility, adopting road sections in the Centro neighborhood of Curitiba, Paraná, as study objects. With a multimethod, quali-quantitative, and exploratory structure, it was developed in four phases: local characterization, technical reading, perceptual analysis, and integrated evaluation. As responses to the investigativ… Show more
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