Walkability of Malmö C Glashallen
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Malmö’s Safety Journey in Becoming a Biking City
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The Citizen’s Perception of the New Urban Space in Ballerup
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Rental E-scooters Bad Parking Practices
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Mapping Human Perceptions of Sound, A Study of Norrebroparken
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Shared Living: a Possible Solution to Contemporary Urban Issues
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Emporia: the Neighbourhood Friendly Shopping Centre of Hyllie
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Excluded from Pedestrianisation and Barriers for Wheelchair Users
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Language and Culture in Malmö, Does the Swedish Language Act as a Barrier to the Cultural World of Malmö?
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An Investigation into the Spatial Utilisation of St. Knut Torg
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Safety in Separated Bike Traffic, Do we need Rules?
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Space and Perception of Waiting Time: Malmö Central Station
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Graffities Makes Mothers Feel Unsafe, Do they?
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Urban Design in Västra Hamnen
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Women’s Safety Perception at the Central Bus Stop
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Orestad: A Neoliberal Urban Development
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Hyllie Vattenpark, A successful park?
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Looking for Better Paths, The Blind in Copenhagen
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Are we really building a Child-Friendly City?
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Efficient but Inefficient Bike Infrastructure
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The Effect of Planning Strategies on Affordable Grocery Stores in Yonge and Eglinton Neighbourhoods, Toronto, Canada
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The Role of Third Places in Creating Inclusive Societies: A Case Study in Malmö
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How Do Muslim Society will be Affected by the Redevelopment Plan in Mjolnerparken?
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Södergatan: A Commercial Pedestrian Street For Everyone?
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Nature-based Solution and Urban Connectivity
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Space Boundaries: How Inhabitants Feel Connected to Their Neighbourhood?
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Two among Thousand Copenhagens: How Two Brazilian Women Interact With the City
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A Female Perspective on Urban Design
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International Students and the Dynamic of Glocalisation of the Everyday life
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Diversity as a Social Value of Urban Markets
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Industrial areas and Infrastructure development as barrier, Case Study Rosengård neighbourhood
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Flow and Interruption of Cycling Through Malmö’s City Centre
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Urban Belonging at Norrebo
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Augustenborg Ekostaden, A study of an eco-city with social purpose
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Engelbrektsgatan: a Difficult Street to Understand as a Pedestrian
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