Pedestrians/cars.
So we've just had the choice of interior/exterior.
And also that of favoring the pedestrian or the car.
We will see that in the United Arab Emirates
they favor the car, while in Southeast Asia,
in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur, we find more and more--
and this is new-- that it is the pedestrian who is favored.
There is also one with city models, political choices.
What flow of people should I bring to my global city?
Should I make sure that they can take a walk in fresh air?
We have just seen interior/exterior.
Will they go out as pedestrians, or will there be more
drivers in city streets? For example in Abu Dhabi, as you can see,
very little space, one can nonetheless find
two people who try, under umbrellas since it's so hot,
to take a stroll, but one can see that,
while not all paths are bad,
it will be difficult to go from one point
to the next because sidewalks simply do not exist,
and that one can only cross
vast parking lots where the cars are taking up all the space.