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Strategies for solving urban street systems problems in developing city modenization of China

Suping Qi, Xiaojing Ma, Yongmei Cui

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Urban street systems are the essential part of the city. It has many functions including traffic, street landscape, free-barrier route for accessible entrances, and road/street signs, etc. Urban street systems play an important ecological and landscape function in cities. Especially street landscape, free-barrier accessibilities and street signs have received increasing attention over the past decade as a valid option for establishing healthy sustainable urban modernization. Concern about urban services and facilities accessibilities and the long-term development of life of major urban areas is now a driving paradigm for council management in most China cities. Within this paradigm, problems of urban street systems were analyzed from three aspects including street landscape, free-barrier accessibilities and road/street signs system. Approach and measures of strategies for protecting and restoring the availability of a wide array of critical landscape resources in urban street systems were proposed..

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Urban street systems are the essential part of the city. It has many functions including traffic, street landscape, free-barrier route for accessible entrances, and road/street signs, etc. Urban street systems play an important ecological and landscape function in cities. Especially street landscape, free-barrier accessibilities and street signs have received increasing attention over the past decade as a valid option for establishing healthy sustainable urban modernization. Concern about urban services and facilities accessibilities and the long-term development of life of major urban areas is now a driving paradigm for council management in most China cities. Within this paradigm, problems of urban street systems were analyzed from three aspects including street landscape, free-barrier accessibilities and road/street signs system. Approach and measures of strategies for protecting and restoring the availability of a wide array of critical landscape resources in urban street systems were proposed..

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Urban street systems are the essential part of the city. It has many functions including traffic, street landscape, free-barrier route for accessible entrances, and road/street signs, etc. Urban street systems play an important ecological and landscape function in cities. Especially street landscape, free-barrier accessibilities and street signs have received increasing attention over the past decade as a valid option for establishing healthy sustainable urban modernization. Concern about urban services and facilities accessibilities and the long-term development of life of major urban areas is now a driving paradigm for council management in most China cities. Within this paradigm, problems of urban street systems were analyzed from three aspects including street landscape, free-barrier accessibilities and road/street signs system. Approach and measures of strategies for protecting and restoring the availability of a wide array of critical landscape resources in urban street systems were proposed..

Key concepts: China, Modernization theory, Environmental planning, Urban landscape, Urban planning, Transport engineering, Traffic system, Geography

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