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Urban design

the class, from Gehl, of outdoor activities people do only when conditions invite them, which rise sharply as public space quality improves.

In urban design, optional activities refers to the class, from Gehl, of outdoor activities people do only when conditions invite them, which rise sharply as public space quality improves. This meaning comes from Gehl (1971/1987) in Life between buildings.[1]

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Gehl, J. (1987). Life between buildings: Using public space (J. Koch, Trans.). Van Nostrand Reinhold. (Original work published 1971) ISBN 9780442230111

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