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Journal articles on the topic "Gångtunnel"
Lassé-Seger, Maria. "Lydia Wistisen: Gångtunneln. Urbana erfarenheter i svensk ungdomslitteratur 1890–2010." Edda 105, no. 02 (May 31, 2018): 172–74. http://dx.doi.org/10.18261/issn.1500-1989-2018-02-08.
Full textNilson Skåve, Åsa. "Lydia Wistisen, Gångtunneln: Urbana erfarenheter i svensk ungdomslitteratur 1890–2010." Barnboken 40 (2017). http://dx.doi.org/10.14811/clr.v40i0.281.
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Abrahamsson, Kalle. "Åtgärd för ökad trafiksäkerhet - Undersökning om behovet av nya säkra övergångar vid Riksväg 51 i Finspång." Thesis, Linköpings universitet, Kommunikations- och transportsystem, 2020. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:liu:diva-168455.
Full textJansson, Anna. "Ljuset i tunneln : En studie i hur ljus och färg kan utformas, i syfte att erbjuda en tryggare känsla för fotgängare i befintliga gångtunnlar." Thesis, Mälardalens högskola, Akademin för innovation, design och teknik, 2017. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:mdh:diva-36306.
Full textMany people in today’s society feel unsafe while walking in specific parts of a city. This may be the result in lack of lightning in these spaces, and it’s possible that these spaces don’t communicate a safe passage for the users. This study aims to investigate how light and colour can be configured to communicate and conjure a safe passage through the experienced unsafe places. One of these unsafe places are pedestrian tunnels, who might not be used as thought, due to the anxiety of usage. Even thou these tunnels actually exist to bring safety to pedestrians in the city. This thesis has implemented through different methods such as user survey, interview with expertise, and spatial observation, in order to achieve new insight into this research. An already existing tunnel in Eskilstuna partly known for its lack of lightness, will serve as my case study for this Bachelor thesis in Information design, emphasis in Spatial design.
Lindgren, Sofia. "Rum för trygghet : om upplevd trygghet och arbetet med att främja denna i gångtunneln Tillgången, Eskilstuna." Thesis, Mälardalens högskola, Akademin för innovation, design och teknik, 2012. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:mdh:diva-15103.
Full textSafety can be both, physical, mental and social. The shape of a place, fear of crimes, previous experiences and people in the surroundings are factors that influences the perceptions of safety as discussed in this Report. The city's design affects the perceived safety and the fear of crime often associated with outdoor environments that are secluded, dark, worn and where the visibility and oversight is poor. Underpasses are such places the public perceives as unsafe. In my report I have chosen to write about unsafe outdoor environments with a focus on underpasses to find out how the use of spatial elements can foster the sense of security in these environments. I did this to develop a design proposal with the application of the tunnel "Tillgången" in Eskilstuna. My work has been focused on solutions to the physical environment to promote the perceived safety. The research in my report shows the need for innovation in the design of the underpasses and for perceived safety but also for road security. The research shows how the spatial environment may contribute to this. I have based my report on theories, interviews and observations and through that developed guidelines in the design of the physical environment with focus on the underpasses. After that I developed a design proposal built on diversity and variation based on my guidelines. The design should allow for a variety of functions to promote the perception of safety In “Tillgången”. Diversity and variety will make “Tillgången” an attractive place for people to use frequently, and as a result it will affect the perceived safety. Diversity and variety is created in my design proposal through meeting places, utilitarian places, improved overview, surveillance, improved views, and through association and availability in and in connection to “Tillgången”. The design should help to approve an increased flow of people in the tunnel, and the flow in turn will help to increase the perception of safety. The conclusion of my work is that there is not one spatial solution to promote the perception of safety in the underpasses, there are several. It is about the conditions, where is the tunnel located, how does the place look like and how is it used? However, there are some spatial solutions that promote safety more than others and it is them I have studied in my work with “Tillgången”.
Maasoglu, Goncagül. "Kan den fysiska miljön underlätta brott? : Lärdomar från en systematisk analys i Bergsjön, Rinkeby och Vivalla." Thesis, KTH, Samhällsplanering och miljö, 2018. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:kth:diva-232993.
Full textThere is many jobs today in Sweden for crime prevention and these happen often through social efforts, but there is way too few of these for the physical environment that actually affects us more than we think they do. The purpose with this study is to make a systematical analysis of the physical environment in three deprives areas and examine if these environments can create crime opportunities. The chosen places are Bergsjön, Rinkeby and Vivalla with current problematic and high crime concentration (Polisen, 2017). Fact and theories such as the Routine Activity Theory, CPTED and Jane Jacobs’s urban ideas is treated in the study’s background. Similarities between the areas physical environment is compiled through map comparisons, place analysis and interviews. The methods result showed that the traffic separation created many dark tunnels into the areas, which caused unattractive and insecure entries. The buildings in the areas were also not varied and there could be a several of similar houses next to each other or over the whole field. It can be easier for a criminal to commit crimes in a simple surrounding without details, because it is fewer things to keep track of and it becomes much easier to commit the crime when people doesn’t look around themselves. Another similarity was the street structures, for example the three areas had blind alleys that didn't interweave the streets with each other. This contributed to segregated areas and difficulties for the police to arrive and perform their efforts effectively. Even the buildings placement to the street affected whether they had a natural surveillance that could prevent crime. This concluded that the physical environment in these three deprived areas can affect the emergence of crime.