AITPM Conference Presentation - Chris Coath
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This document discusses human-centered parking design best practices. It argues that parking design should prioritize pedestrians, vehicular circulation, parking space access, and parking capacity (layers 1-4). Traditionally, parking design focused on vehicles first but not the overall human experience. The document also notes that parking serves different groups with varying needs and expectations. It promotes flipping the traditional design approach to consider people interchanging between their vehicles and destinations, in order to create more pleasant parking experiences.
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- 1. HUMAN CENTRED MOVEMENT DESIGN - CAR PARK BEST PRACTICE AITPM National Conference 2018 Chris Coath – Director Ali Yousif – Senior Consultant GTA Consultants AR PARKING
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- 6. How do we respond to competing needs and still end up with a great city? ‘Human Centred Parking’ is a concept that goes beyond considering the simple parking of a vehicle and more importantly considers the experience, needs and mindset of a person interchanging between car journey and destination.
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- 12. Designing for
- 13. Designing for humans… vehicle circulation
- 14. Designing for humans… vehicle circulation x
- 15. Designing for humans…parking space access
- 16. Designing for humans…parking quantum
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- 19. 8/2/2018 Can we create a human focus within sprawling urban centres ?
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- 22. Chris Coath Director – GTA Consultants chris.coath@gta.com.au Ali Yousif Senior Consultant – GTA Consultants ali.yousif@gta.com.au Thank you