Right of Ways deeply affect how individuals perceive and interact with urban spaces. Defined as the area between building faces, which includes streets, sidewalks, and lawns, they serve as a framework for urban life. Properly designed Right of Ways create a balanced environment, while poorly managed spaces lead to discomfort and negative experiences. Oversized Right of Ways can make people feel exposed, while overly narrow ones can cause feelings of claustrophobia. Understanding their importance is vital for improving urban design and civic management.
Right of Ways are the single most influential factor in how people experience the built environment. They frame our entire sense of place, influencing everything related to urban life.
When a ROW is too wide, we feel small and exposed; when too narrow, it can induce claustrophobia, both leading to uncomfortable urban experiences.
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