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The document discusses a "Superblock" urban model that restricts private vehicles and returns public space to citizens by consolidating city blocks. It suggests this model could offer cities more public pedestrian space through consolidating rights of way while improving accessibility, air quality, acoustic comfort, and livability.
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BCNecologia
- 1. Recycling cities with “Superblocks” – restricting private vehicles to return public space to citizens. Single use: right of way Variety of use and activities Current urban model “Superblock” model Superblocks of Barcelona offering new potential for more public space Pedestrian space Accessibility Air Quality Acoustic Comfort Livability Indicator