Publikováno:
2023, AIP Conference Proceedings, Melville, NY, AIP Publishing), ISSN 1551-7616
Anotace:
The article presents two significant localities in Prague, Czech Republic, where new complex approaches of urban and transport engineering in public space will be applied. The paper will present important urban planning measures and specific proposals for the solution and incorporation of transport into public spaces, which will lead to the calming of the automotive transport and also its fluidity will be maintained. Furthermore the requirement for public transport, bicycle transport and above all to necessary pedestrian relations will be reflected. Integral part of the basic preparation is the economic and transport-engineering analysis, which generally fits into urban planning in given localities. Results of these analyses would be projected to prepared plans and actual projects from praxis. The text of the article would be focused mainly on the localities in the phase of project studies in Prague, specifically in Vyton and Hlavka bridge. The Vyton area is a busy set of intersections and tram transport and adjoining public transport stops, as well as important transfer and pedestrian connections. The reconstruction of the railway bridge is being prepared in this territory and the construction of new railway station with transfer relation to tram transport and ferry is also related to it. There should be also a pedestrian zone, which will contribute to the urban character of the area and safer connections for pedestrian destinations and transfer relations. Within the project, it was necessary to address not only all the present means of transport – automotive, trams, railway, bicycle, ferry and pedestrian movement, but also static transport that has an impact on the character of the district. The second locality, which was dealt with from the economic and transportation point of view was northern forecourt of Hlavka bridge, which is significant traffic intersection. At the same moment, there is an important public transport hub with transfer relation between underground line C and the trams. Apart from the maintaining the transport function of this node, the challenge of the urban approach is to deal with pedestrian connections and bicycle transport in two height levels, which means elevation in very cramped conditions. In the future there should be built a new building of Philharmonic, which will completely change the transport functioning of the area. These new heavy relations would be essential to resolve with the complex point on view and with wider impacts to the closest surrounding of local roads, but even to the through road of the city from north to south and contrariwise according to the traffic requirements. The goal and focus of this article is to present issue of two significant localities from several points of view – from economic to transport-engineering and urban applications within public space, which has fundamental impact on the
Typ:
Stať ve sborníku z prestižní konf. (Scopus)
