User Experience and Expectations of Streetscape: A Planning Framework for Urban Streets in India

In a city known for its delectable street food and vibrant culinary culture, the artistry of Wayne Thiebaud, USA, has sparked an intriguing opportunity for artist Pooja Jain in Indore. This study explores the inspiration drawn from Thiebaud's iconic food paintings and the unexplored potential it offers to artists in the region. The research delves into both the conceptual aspects of creating food-themed art and the technical methods and principles that have fueled Thiebaud's success. This investigation comprises a twofold methodology: an in-depth analysis of Thiebaud’s artworks focusing on color palette, brushstroke techniques, and compositional elements, and the creation and analysis of the researcher's own paintings of Indore's street food. Additionally, a survey was conducted in Indore to capture local perceptions of the fusion of art and food. By examining Thiebaud’s thick paint strokes and bold use of color, creating original artworks, and surveying Indore’s residents about their views on food-themed art, this study aims to unearth untapped creative possibilities, fostering a dynamic conversation between the city's culinary prowess and its burgeoning art community.

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A Framework for Sustainable Urban Street Design

Bhagat,

Kumar

2024

Eng. Technol. Appl. Sci. Res.

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Rapid urbanization worldwide poses sustainability issues. To address these issues, Sustainable Urban Streets (SUS) are being developed to balance social, economic, and environmental factors in street design. The main aim of this paper is to investigate the suitable SUS characteristics for metropolitan environments and to develop a framework for SUS design. This study creates a framework for SUS based on four main aspects: environmental sustainability, social sustainability, economic sustainability, and design sustainability. A rigorous search strategy, focusing on urban street design parameters within sustainability frameworks, has been employed through a Systematic Literature Review (SLR) using PRISMA meta-analysis and considering databases from Scopus and Web of Science (WoS). Subsequently, a comprehensive list has been compiled, encompassing all the parameters or attributes and their respective sub-parameters or indicators identified in the study. In the second part of the paper, three rounds of the Delphi technique were used to extract the Indian experts' opinions and to reach a consensus among the experts on the attributes and indicators identified through SLR. To determine the weightage of indicators, statistical computations were performed using SPSS software, which calculated the mean, Standard Deviation (SD), Interquartile Range (IQR), and Coefficient of Variation (CV). Finally, 19 primary attributes and 46 secondary indicators have eventually emerged, which may contribute towards four aspects of SUS design. These attributes and indicators will provide a framework to develop sustainable urban streets in metropolitan areas and foster sustainable development in the city.

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User Experience and Expectations of Streetscape: A Planning Framework for Urban Streets in India

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