Authors :
Kitosi Paulo; Mwipopo David
Volume/Issue :
Volume 8 - 2023, Issue 4 - April
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Abstract :
This paper has provided descriptive
information on the link between Streetscape elements or
the physical characteristics of streets found within the
streets in Central Business District (CBD).Livelihood
activities on various streets types including Commercial,
Institutional and Mixed-use streets within CBD have
been linked with the existing streetscape respectively.
From three streets under the study, the streetscape
elements that were used to study the link between
Streetscape elements and livelihood activities include the
paved walkways, drainage channels, advertisement
boards, trash receptacles, streetlights, street trees,
signage, traffic lights, bollards, fence, parking, facades,
road mark and bus stop. The methodology includes the
use of case study research approach, and data was
collected using literatures, official interviews, inventory
and interview with street users.The research findings
indicate that there is strong relationship between
streetscape elements and livelihood activities
establishments and operation within inner urban streets
from time to time. Despite strong relationship
represented on the study findings, still the extent has also
been different from one element to the other with street
pedestrian walkways being on the lead.
Keywords :
Streetscape Elements, Livelihood Activities, Inner Cities.
This paper has provided descriptive
information on the link between Streetscape elements or
the physical characteristics of streets found within the
streets in Central Business District (CBD).Livelihood
activities on various streets types including Commercial,
Institutional and Mixed-use streets within CBD have
been linked with the existing streetscape respectively.
From three streets under the study, the streetscape
elements that were used to study the link between
Streetscape elements and livelihood activities include the
paved walkways, drainage channels, advertisement
boards, trash receptacles, streetlights, street trees,
signage, traffic lights, bollards, fence, parking, facades,
road mark and bus stop. The methodology includes the
use of case study research approach, and data was
collected using literatures, official interviews, inventory
and interview with street users.The research findings
indicate that there is strong relationship between
streetscape elements and livelihood activities
establishments and operation within inner urban streets
from time to time. Despite strong relationship
represented on the study findings, still the extent has also
been different from one element to the other with street
pedestrian walkways being on the lead.
Keywords :
Streetscape Elements, Livelihood Activities, Inner Cities.