Evaluation of the Quality of Living Street Space from an Emotional Perspective

Abstract

This thesis explores street renewal and emotional experience repair based on the concept of emotional design, aiming to build a street space with a sense of belonging, identity, and intimacy. An evaluation model from the emotional perspective was constructed by eight elements, and an AHP method and SD questionnaire were applied for investigation. The final results show that pedestrians rate the smoothness of the road surface the highest while rating the completeness of landscape features and public service facilities the lowest. This thesis provides reference value for street space quality and emotional experience and offers guidance and suggestions for urban planning and street renewal.