Walkability isn’t just about wide pavements. It’s about connected, direct, and legible routes.
In many masterplans, pedestrian movement is treated as secondary, something that’s added after the road layout is fixed.
But the most successful places are designed the other way around.
👉 Start with how people walk
👉 Build everything else around it
Because walking isn’t just one mode of transport, it’s the foundation of all movement, connecting homes to streets, streets to places, and places to each other.
When the walking network works, the whole place works.
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