Pedestrian Zones

Discover the innovative world of urban design with Pedestrian Zones by Chris van Uffelen, published by Braun Publishing AG in 2015. This insightful hardback features 248 pages dedicated to exploring the dynamic transformation of public spaces into pedestrian-friendly areas. Following the groundbreaking initiatives led by New York mayor Michael Bloomberg in 2009, which turned parts of Broadway and Times Square into vibrant pedestrian zones, this book showcases a curated selection of projects from around the globe. Dive into the functional and aesthetic diversity of pedestrian facilities, plazas, and urban areas that prioritize people over vehicles. Perfect for architects, urban planners, and design enthusiasts alike, Pedestrian Zones serves as an essential resource for understanding the evolution of modern urban environments.