Optimal main street width determined to be 18 meters in Oakland simulation for Frankfurt project

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• Minor street optimal width 9 meters, widening to 11 meters at the mouth (Oakland simulation)finding0.865
  The minor street intersecting the main 18m street should be no more than 9m wide, with a slight widening to about 11m at the mouth to form a good T-junction.
• What do you think is a proper width of the front street? Do you want a big street or a small lane?question0.777
  Survey Question 3.
• Wide sidewalk should be on the south side of an east-west street for visual comfort (Oakland simulation)finding0.754
  Standing on the north side looking south into the sun was uncomfortable, while the south side looking north at sunlit buildings was comfortable; therefore the wide sidewalk was placed on the south.
• 50% desired a narrow street about 4 meters wide, just enough for one carfinding0.741
  Answer to Question 3.
• Optimal squares 16-18 inches, rectangles 5-6 inches wide for Martinez floorfinding0.721
  Through stick and mockup testing, these dimensions gave the best fit in the room's feeling.
• The Tokyo Forum design contains a main auditorium 100 meters long, 50 meters wide, and 20 meters high — the size of a football field — with principal structural elements being massive walls rather than columns.finding0.720
  Documents the extreme scale at which the aperiodic grid principle was applied
• Adding a secondary system of narrow connecting streets and paths made every bit of space more animated (Parkstadt model)finding0.690
  Working with the model of space alone at Parkstadt, introducing smaller passages connecting courtyards into a coherent secondary grid increased life and spatial animation throughout.
• A 'San Francisco' feature in 1M SAE splits into 11 fine-grained features in 34M SAE.finding0.689
  Empirical observation of feature splitting.