Urban design and masterplanningOptimising urban design for comfort and safetyUrban planners often ponder over the ways in whichpeople will move through their designs, interact withthe environment and with each other, and utilise thespaces provided. Our People Movement Consultantsenable a better understanding of the impacts of designs.Through the forecasting of movement and activitypatterns, tailored to the specific use, pedestrian flowmodelling informs design and management in orderto optimise the use of urban spaces and enhance userexperience.Combined with effective utilisation of pedestrian andvehicular desire lines, a strategy to encourage footfallthrough the new developments can be formulated. Theapproach greatly aids the provision of adequate countermeasures to deterring factors such as distance, access,fear of crime, wayfinding and signage. In addition, itallows us to optimise the placement of activities – forexample, placing retail in areas where the most footfall isexpected; identifying appropriate spaces to locate othersocial activities; etc. Such analytical foresight makespeople movement consultancy a powerful tool in allstages of design, and a valuable resource when dealingwith client meetings and public consultations.We can also help clients better understand existingactivity patterns and/or visitor preference, usefulinsights to optimise management strategies and informon possible building improvements. Our portfolio spansmany prestigious projects, including masterplanning,sports, airports, museums, and the education sector.In each case, our aim is to enable more user-oriented,comfortable designs, entailing both commercial benefitsand good reputation for our clients.Cultural quarter in Abu DhabiCardiff city centre after match dayAccurate modelling provides a basis from which toassess potential risks and implement counter measuresto negative factors such as poor access, fear of crime,inadequate parking facilities and lack of signage.Because people are fundamental to the creation ofvibrant public spaces, pedestrian monitoring can beused to evaluate whether urban masterplans achievethe aims of sustainability and inclusive access.<strong>Flow</strong> around Holy Mosque in Makkah
Airport design and passenger flow simulationEnhancing visitor experience<strong>Buro</strong> <strong>Happold</strong>The efficient processing of passengers and baggage iscrucial for airline and airport operators alike. This processaffects the operation, security and punctuality of airportand airline operations where turnaround times are key.on an existing design, and also ongoing support fromconcept to detail design stages and beyond.<strong>Buro</strong> <strong>Happold</strong> has the ability to develop solutions forthe smallest and least complex operations throughto international hubs. Our experts have extensiveexperience drawn from their roles as airport and airlineclients, consultants, systems integrators/manufacturersand contractors.We assess and model the whole airport planning,passenger flow modelling, and baggage handlingprocess and its interdependencies with the handlingof the passenger and aircraft movements to ensurethe right design and management solutions aredeveloped. Our passenger flow modelling capabilityhas been effectively used on several projects includingLondon City Airport, Birmingham InternationalAirport, Baku International Airport, Beijing Airport,King Abdullah International Airport Hajj Terminal, andGlasgow Prestwick Airport with respect to terminalredevelopment projects.With a focus on improving passenger experience, ourstudies can look at all aspects of airside and landsideairport design, including master planning, check-inprovisions, security, immigration, baggage reclaim,retail, walkways and stair/escalator/lift requirements,ticket barriers, security X-ray units, ticket machines,multi-modal transport links, etc. Design decisions aredriven by multiple what-if scenarios and sensitivityanalyses against various design, operational, andpopulation parameters.A major airport in ChinaFrom check-inBoarding cardcheck (8 sec)Filling tray(25 sec)Loading tray(12 sec)ArchX-rayX-rayBody search(24 sec)Unloading trayBag search(32 sec)(110 sec)Out to departure loungeBirmingham International Aiport - Mircro-modelling of flow through securityWe work closely with the architects, terminaldevelopers, and security advisers. Our capabilityfor integrated passengers, baggage and traffic flowmodelling has been particularly valuable on severalprojects.We have also been working with the UK Border Agencyand London City Airport on evaluating the impact ofjoint immigration and customs controls on passengerprocessing and waiting times.Our depth of experience means we can provideextremely quick but thorough one-off assessmentsBaku International Airport
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