Identifying Measures and Indicators Affecting the Walkability of Neighborhoods with a Sustainable Neighborhood Development Approach Case Study: Chizar Neighborhood, Tehran, Iran
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volume 5 issue 8
pages 93- 106
publication date 2012-09-01
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