Goals, objectives and functions of residential streets
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.38140/trp.v28i0.3063Keywords:
dwelling choice, dwelling choice factors, garden cities concept, neighbourhood development, residential area, residential development, residential road network, residential road network objectives, residential street access objectives, residential street design, Suburban man, uniform suburb, vehicular trafficAbstract
A goal and objective statement provides direction to the design process. This article uses a sociological review of suburbia, a study of altitudes towards the importance and satisfaction with aspects related to the residential area, and a review of goals and objectives in nineteen design guides to develop a statement of goals and objectives which can be used in the design of residential road networks.
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Published
1990-04-30
How to Cite
Del Mistro, R. (1990) “Goals, objectives and functions of residential streets”, Town and Regional Planning, 28, pp. 8–19. doi: 10.38140/trp.v28i0.3063.
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