Overarching Aim
To investigate how location & design of public housing, urban form & transport facilities influence transport mode choice, equity of access, and wellbeing of tenants & transport carbon emissions.
Top 3 objectives
- Synthesising existing research (what is known) on how public housing location, transport & urban form influence inequities, well-being & emissions
- Empirical analysis of contribution of public housing location & design to transport mode choice, wellbeing, & transport emissions
- Policy-relevant understanding of how public housing location, urban form & transport access factors can improve wellbeing, particularly for disadvantaged groups, and reduce emissions
Strand Team
- Strand Leaders: Ralph Chapman & Michael Keall
- Ed Randal
- Keren Love
- Bella Middleton
Projects
- Travel, wellbeing, & carbon emissions: implications of public housing location and urban form. Project Lead Michael Keall
- Urban form & public housing: accessibility and its association with wellbeing and emissions. Project Lead Ralph Chapman
- Synthesis of travel, urban form, accessibility, equity and wellbeing. Project Lead Ed Randal