The , produced by the Global Designing Cities Initiative (GDCI) and NACTO , serves as a worldwide standard for transforming city streets into safe, sustainable public spaces.
Adapt street layouts based on surrounding land use, whether it’s a neighborhood main street or a major boulevard. Global Street Design Guide
View streets not just as corridors for movement but as public spaces where people live, work, and play. The , produced by the Global Designing Cities
Actively manage speeds through physical design—such as narrower lanes and raised intersections—rather than just signage. 1. Shift the Hierarchy of Design
To create streets that work for everyone, designers should follow these key tenets:
Focus on continuous, unobstructed sidewalks and frequent, safe crossings.
Below is a synthesized guide based on the core principles and technical strategies outlined in the Global Street Design Guide . 1. Shift the Hierarchy of Design