| Title |
A Study on the Integrated Utilization Method for Pedestrian Space in San Francisco, USA |
| Authors |
양우제(Yang, Woo-Je) ; 이정형(Lee, Jung-Hyung) |
| DOI |
https://doi.org/10.5659/JAIK.2022.38.1.141 |
| Keywords |
San francisco; Pedestrian Space; Activation; Private Utilization |
| Abstract |
The city of San Francisco is an advanced example of an integrated use of pedestrian space. From the installation plan to the operation
management plan, an integrated utilization method to activate the pedestrian space was used. in this study, implications were derived by
analyzing installation standards and utilization programs for activating walking spaces in San Francisco, USA Space owned by the public and
space owned by the private sector were analyzed, and the results are largely three. 1)San Francisco enables the use of public spaces and
generation of profits to the private sector through guidelines, and public institutions support them. 2) For privately owned spaces, the public
has established and actively operated standards for activating walking spaces. 3) The sustainability of the walking space is secured by
utilizing tax revenues, etc. generated from automobiles as resources for walking spaces, and other resources are utilizing the private budget. |