PrefaceIntroductionPedestrians, urban spaces and health,M. TiraNetwork and infrastructure to improve pedestrian mobilityE-Thinking the road infrastructure for new urban mobility needs,G. CantisaniSensitivity analysis and the alternative optimization of the pedestrian level of service: Some considerations applied to a pedestrian street in Greece,T. Campisi, A. Canale, G. Tesoriere, S. Basbas, A. Nikiforiadis & P. VaitsisUrban spaces and mobility in Makkah city: Ordinary organization and big events,R. Bahshwan, R. De Lotto & C. BerizziIncreasing urban walkability: Evidences from a participatory process based on spatial configuration analysis,P. Pontrandolfi, B. Murgante, F. Scorza, R. Carbone & L. SaganeitiAuditing streets' pedestrian compatibilitY: A study of school sites' requalification,M. Ignaccolo, G. Inturri, G. Calabrò, V. Torrisi, N. Giuffrida & M. Le PiraSustainable and resilient urban spacesImproving city resilience through demand and supply urban dynamics,D. Chondrogianni & Y.J. StephanedesUrban resilience and anthropic risks. The case of the polcevera valley in Genoa,S. Candia, F. Pirlone, I. Spadaro & A.C. TaramassoGamification for the enhancement of urban spaces: Cases and tools,M. Sciaccaluga & I. DelponteNature-based solutions for urban resilience,R. De Lotto & F. PintoDefinition of pedestrian friendly street parameters and evaluation in the case of Erzurum city,E.N. Sari, S. Yilmaz & B.G. YilmazWell-being, perception, participation and mobility strategies. The sustainability of the contemporary city,M. Lisi, F. Fratini & A. CappuccittiWalkability and redevelopmentThe walkability of city with difficult terrain -- evaluation of barriers to use of spatial qualities, for users and main guidelines for improvement,I. MrakSpillover effect of urban regeneration on pedestrian accessibility and walkability,M. Tiboni & F. BotticiniPedestrian mobility as urban regeneration strategy,E. Conticelli, E. Bruni & S. TondelliUrban accessibility as an approach for the regeneration of urban peripheries. The experience of the sant'avendrace district in Cagliari,T. Congiu, V. Fais & A. PlaisantIn field assessment of existing pedestrian paths: A comprehensive approach towards pedestrian oriented neighbourhoods,S. Rossetti & M. ZazziA citizen science approach to assess the perceived walkable environment and identify elements that influence pedestrian experience at the University of Malta,C. Cañas, M. Attard & M. HaklayFreewheeling thoughts about public space,M.R. RonzoniGreen infrastructures/Public transportGreen infrastructures for urban and territorial regeneration. The sustainability of contemporary city of somerville,S. CiociBoston healthy city: The harborwalk experience,L. KapplerThe node-place model to improve walkability in railway station catchment areas to promote healthy city environments. An application to the municipality of cercola (NA),G. Carpentieri, C. Guida & L. FagaHSR stations' urban redevelopments as an impulse for pedestrian mobility. an evaluation model for a comparative perspective,M. Carra & P. VenturaSustainable, safe and resilient urban spacesOpen source data and tools for disaster risk management: Definition of urban exposure index,R. De Lotto, C. Pietra & E.M. VencoStrategies able to improve the level of safety and protection from seismic and hydro-geo-morphological risks,M.A. Bedini, F. Bronzini & G. MarinelliFlood vulnerability functions for people and vehicles in urban areas,M. Pilotti & L. MilanesiThe reduction of the population's residential exposure to radon risk in the municipal urban plan,R. Gerundo, M. Grimaldi & A. MarraAssessing the economic and health impact of soft mobility. The lombardy region case study,E. Turrini, C. Carnevale, E. De Angelis & M. VoltaPleasant and attractive public spacesThe public space through an aesthetic ethics,A. Tommasoli & L. TommasoliImageability of geo-mining heritage. Case stydy of nebida settlement, geo-mining park Sardinia (Italy),N. Beretić & T. CongiuPedestrian healthcare and beauty: Free-accessibility design plan in taranto (IT),A. Massaro & F. RotondoThe effect of movida on residential property prices: An example from Turin,E. Ottoz, P. Pavese & L. SellaSoft mobility and perception of urban landscapeImproving the walkability for next-generation cities and territories, through the reuse of available data and raster analyses,A. Cittadino, G. Garnero, P. Guerreschi, E. Eynard, G. Melis, F. Fiermonte & L. La RicciaInvestigating the importance of walk stages as a factor in the choice between car and public transport in urban areas,D. van Soest, M.R Tight & C.D.F. RogersMoving through the quarries park. the case of Brescia,M. Tononi & A. PiettaPedestrian road safetyMethodology for data processing for road accidents that involve vulnerable road users. The case of Brescia: Pedestrian Road Safety,G. Maternini, M. Bonera, M.G. Speranza, C. Archetti & M. MartinelloAnalyses of factors influencing children behaviour while crossing the conflict zones at urban intersections,I.I. Otković, A. Deluka-Tibljaš, S. Šurdonja, A. Canale, G. Tesoriere & T. CampisiA hybrid approach for prioritising road safety interventions in urban areas,S.V. Gomes, C. Roque & J.L. CardosoDefining the characteristics of walking paths to promote an active ageing,C. Cottrill, F. Gaglione, C. Gargiulo & F. ZucaroEffects of elderly people's walking difficulty on concerns and anxiety while walking on roads,T. MatsuuraHealthy cities for allShared space and visually impaired persons,F. AnwarTopographical and physiological data collection for urban handbike tracks design,A. Cudicio, A. Girardello, F. Negro, C. Orizio, A. Arenghi, G. Legnani & M. SerpelloniProactive city. the city as a gym for active design,E. Marchigiani, I. Garofolo & B. ChiarelliElderly mobility under the microscope: A multidisciplinary perspective,E. Pantelaki, E. Maggi & D. CrottiParticipatory experiences supporting more healthy and active cities. The research intervention "Anziani&Città",E. DoratoPromoting healthy citiesThe missing path: Promiscuous bicycle lanes in urban areas,R. Fistola, M. Gallo, R.A. La Rocca & R. BattarraAn operational framework for healthy regeneration practices,T. Congiu, A. Plaisant & S. UnaliConclusive remarksScientific outputs and research needs trough bibliometric mapping of LWC discussion,A. Richiedei & M. PezzagnoAuthor index;Today, citizens advocate greater environmental sustainability, better services and the improvement of urban quality by promoting safer mobility and health. Addressing these issues, Pedestrians, Urban spaces and Health contains the papers presented at the XXIV International Conference "Living and Walking in Cities" (Brescia, Italy, 12-13 September 2019). The contributions discuss town planning issues, look at best practices and research findings across the broad spectrum of urban and transport planning, with particular attention to the safety of pedestrians in the city. The main topics of the book are: Walking experiences Urban spaces and Redevelopment Healthy cities (as Urban resilience and for Weakest users) Pedestrians, Urban spaces and Health is a powerful plea for a multi-disciplinary and comprehensive approach to urban mobility and planning, and will be of interest to academics, consultants and practitioners interested in these areas.