英文摘要 |
Transport-oriented development (TOD) has become the axis of urban development in recent years. The most important aspect of TOD development is a pedestrian-oriented environment, which can enhance people’s willingness to travel to stations. This study develops a framework of pedestrianoriented urban design criteria for MRT stations and to establish objective evaluation criteria as a reference for subsequent TOD urban design criteria. The study collates domestic and international literature, identifies 20 urban design indicators for a TOD built environment, and invites experts and scholars to conduct a fuzzy Delphi method. The final eight selected indicators are exclusive lanes, creation of activities, pavement width, streetscape, continuity of pedestrian routes, smoothness of pedestrian routes, surrounding commercial behavior and self-explanation, and a network process analysis conducted to obtain the weights of the indicators. The highest weighting was given to the continuity of the pedestrian routes, indicating that more attention should be paid to the continuity of the routes when considering the urban design of TOD stations in the future. The results are validated using Zhongshan MRT Station in Taipei City and Banqiao MRT Station in New Taipei City. The current development is considered, and scores are given according to the above indicators. The analysis of the existing conditions confirms that the surroundings of Banqiao Station are more in line than Zhongshan Station with the TOD concept of people-oriented design and planning. This is mainly due to the impact of the New Banqiao District Project and the directions for the operation of urban design review, which has a comprehensive plan for the surrounding landscape, spatial configuration and pedestrian system. |