TRANSITION OF MANAGEMENT OF HEIWA MALL IN ASAHIKAWA CITY

Shino MIURA · Atsushi Deguchi

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Pedestrianizing a street has been recognized as a useful planning method to vitalize the activities in a downtown. This paper focuses on the management system for Heiwa Mall located in the downtown of Asahikawa City, which was pedestrianized in 1972 as the first pedestrianized public street in Japan. It clarifies the process of forming the existing management system since then and points out the characteristics and problems of the long term management. It concludes by suggesting the key factors considered for the management system for a pedestrianized street.

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1977For pedestrians only : planning, design, and management of traffic-free zones 1979Pedestrian Areas: From Malls to Complete Networks

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