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Towards more pedestrian-friendly streets in Cairo
This research explores the factors that make the streets of Cairo better places for walking, more inviting, and adaptable to be used by pedestrians. In order to closely examine how far Cairo streets are pedestrian-friendly, walkable environments, the research investigates one street in Cairo as a ca...
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AUC Knowledge Fountain
2016
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