Walkability Structure is a conceptual framework within urban planning and geographic analysis that characterizes the spatial and design attributes of a neighborhood influencing the ease, safety, and appeal of pedestrian movement through measurable built environment features such as street connectivity, sidewalk coverage, land use mix, and building proximity.
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