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-I think you give a good brief explanation of your case study area(espeacially it is good to point out historical development), but it would be better if you can also upload some images of surroundings of the train station becouse neighbourhoods are also important (I mean, what people see around when they go to the area?). | -I think you give a good brief explanation of your case study area(espeacially it is good to point out historical development), but it would be better if you can also upload some images of surroundings of the train station becouse neighbourhoods are also important (I mean, what people see around when they go to the area?). | ||
-I find the idea of analysing pedestrian circulation beneficial, because with this information, we actually understand where people reach and see. As I understand,you much more concentrate on the movement patterns: direction points, places of intrest(I suggest you to use 'hot spots' instead), pedestrian pattern and traffic circulation. I think it would be helpful to 'overlay' some patterns. For example if you overlay the ''pedestrian and traffich'' patterns, we can clearly see if traffic create a barrier for the users of the area. | -I find the idea of analysing pedestrian circulation beneficial, because with this information, we actually understand where people reach and see. As I understand,you much more concentrate on the movement patterns: direction points, places of intrest(I suggest you to use 'hot spots' instead), pedestrian pattern and traffic circulation. I think it would be helpful to 'overlay' some patterns. For example if you overlay the ''pedestrian and traffich'' patterns, we can clearly see if traffic create a barrier for the users of the area. (Isin Barut) | ||
Latest revision as of 15:40, 18 December 2011
Sebastian! I find your work very nice. You manage to find a lot of important information that can really help you to develop a very nice work. It would be amazing if you can upload some pictures of the place, since we all hevent been there!!!! Tu trabajo es muy bueno, felicitaciones! :). (Natalia Vergara)
Dear Sebastian, I especialy like how you showed the historical development of the area and I think you really showed the important characteristics of the place. (Dragana Romic-overpass landscapes)
Sebastian, -I think you give a good brief explanation of your case study area(espeacially it is good to point out historical development), but it would be better if you can also upload some images of surroundings of the train station becouse neighbourhoods are also important (I mean, what people see around when they go to the area?). -I find the idea of analysing pedestrian circulation beneficial, because with this information, we actually understand where people reach and see. As I understand,you much more concentrate on the movement patterns: direction points, places of intrest(I suggest you to use 'hot spots' instead), pedestrian pattern and traffic circulation. I think it would be helpful to 'overlay' some patterns. For example if you overlay the pedestrian and traffich patterns, we can clearly see if traffic create a barrier for the users of the area. (Isin Barut)