pedestrianization AmE , also: pedestrianisation BrE

Oh well it's all changed up certainly, you mean pedestrianization and all that?

Improved public transport and an increase in pedestrianization to reduce car emissions.

Urban design techniques such as public space and pedestrianization are employed to facilitate the development of community by encouraging human interaction.

His house was demolished during the pedestrianization.

Their recent pedestrianization improved their original commercial vocation.

Since 2003, the Music Concourse has undergone a series improvements to include an underground 800-car parking garage and pedestrianization of the plaza itself.

It is the first heritage and pedestrianization project under JnNURM.

Lisa Daglian, a spokeswoman for the agency, said: "We're interested in doing an experimental closing, and the department is generally for pedestrianization.

The sputtered-out protest was the last resistance to the pedestrianization of the shopping area, which has since expanded from the original 6 blocks to encompass about 15 today.

Since the cost of the tiles for the pedestrianization was about P40 each, the tiles had been carefully removed for it to be used in future projects.

The aree was formerly known as a location of street prostitution, but the pedestrianization of nearby Lapp's Quay has seen this decline.

So the City Planning Department and the Department of Transportation have undertaken a "Pedestrianization Study" intended to make the area easier to traverse.

The pedestrianization of McTavish is part of a city-wide plan as well as the university's "Greening the Lower Campus" initiative.

In such locations, delivery companies such as UPS or FedEx cannot efficiently deliver the goods to individual retailers due to parking restrictions or pedestrianization measures.

Makati Pedestrianization Project, Makati City, Manila, Philippines (1998)

He said his office was preoccupied by many of the same concerns as the contestants - "parks and open space and pedestrianization and transportation" - though it might not be looking quite as far ahead.

The Plaza is located in the heart of the town, and the recent renewal of pavement (year 2,000) and pedestrianization of surrounding streets has prompted the dynamism of the same in the lives of its people.

Converting a street or an area to a transit mall can be a form of pedestrianization, allowing pedestrians and cyclists as well as transit vehicles to move more freely, unimpeded by private motor traffic, if autos are banned completely.

He has stated that "Climate change poses the greatest threat to Sidmouth", and his political priorities include a coastal protection scheme, the creation of employment in the Sid Valley, maximising the potential of the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site, and pedestrianization.

However, during the late 1980s and early 1990s, a massive restoration process took place (master-planned and executed by the Municipality; including the restoration of the historic buildings, new pavements for full pedestrianization, and the reinstallation of the historic trams), bringing the avenue its old charm and popularity.

Meanwhile, the opposition campaigning for the tramway emphasised its cost-efficiency relative to the VAL (1 kilometre of VAL track cost as much to build as 4 kilometres of tramway) and the revitalization and pedestrianization of the city centre that the construction of the tramway entailed.