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There was a video I watched years ago about a specialist who studies the flow of pedestrians and redesigns walkways to improve flow of pedestrians. I remember s
by oskkejdjdkjd 8y ago
There was a video I watched years ago about a specialist who studies the flow of pedestrians and redesigns walkways to improve flow of pedestrians. I remember she was working on an airport and there were two hallways joined at a 45 degree angle with a minor outcropping of walkway right at the joint. A lot of people seemed to float around in the outcropping like turbulence, greatly bottlenecking the flow of people. She installed a clever partition to smooth the transition from one hall to the next and the bottle neck was resolved. Still can’t find that video. I always found it interesting.
- theoh 8y agoIt sounds like the kind of thing the London-based Space Syntax folks do. I don't recognize the specific video you describe, but that is the kind of thinking they're keen on. (It might have been Anna Rose.) That research originally came out of an architecture school context. https://spacesyntax.com/ https://spacesyntax.com/ https://spacesyntax.com/buildings/transport/ https://spacesyntax.com/buildings/transport/