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Figure 1: WHO HEALTH ORGANIZATION EUROPE., 2018. Healthier and Happier Cities for All. Copenhagen Consensus of Mayors, p.3.

Figure 2: Egnsplan., 1947.Storkobenhavn. In: WEBPAGE AUTHOR'S NAME, 2018. A Brief Look at Urban Planning in Copenhagen. [online]. Scandinavia Standard. Available from: https://www.scandinaviastandard.com/a-brief-look-at-urban-planning-in-copenhagen/ [Accessed April 2022].

Figure 3: TRAVEL TO BLUE MOON, 2017. Stroget Shopping Street, National Museum of Denmark - Copenhagen, Denmark. [online]. Blue Moon. Available from: https:// www.traveltobluemoon.com/2017/04/strget-shopping-street-national-museum.html [Accessed April 2022].

Figure 4: GEHL, J., 1970.From Jan Gehl’s diary – standing, sitting, waiting, and talking registrations on Strøget in Copenhagen, Winter and Summer of 1968. In: GEHL INSTITUTE, 2020. Copenhagen as the Labratory. [online]. Gehl Institute. Available from: https:// gehlpeople.com/story-article/copenhagen-as-the-laboratory/ [Accessed April 2022].

Figure 5 : GEHL, J., 1996. Graph from Public Space - Public LIfe. In: LARS GEMZOE, 2013. Cities for People – Copenhagen studies in urban life, p.6. Available from: http://cyclists-world.com/onewebmedia/UK_CYKELBOG_LARS_GEMZ%C3%98E.pdf

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Figure 6: REEBOK., 2021. The Top 20 Fittest Cities in the World. In: REEBOK, 2021. The Global State of Fitness. [online]. Reebok. Available from: https://www.reebok.co.uk/blog/ 744509-the-global-state-of-fitness [Accessed April 2]. Reebok

Figure 7: GEHL INSTITUTE., 2018. Inclusive Healthy Places, p.15.

Figure 8: AKSAMJA, A., 2012.Superkilen Location. In: AKSAMJA, 2016. Available from: https:// s3.amazonaws.com/media.archnet.org/system/publications/contents/10687/original/DT P103072.pdf?1475511766 [Accessed April 2022].

Figure 9 : BIG.,2012.Superkilen Master Plan. In: FREARSON, 2012. Superkilen by BIG, Topotek1 and Superflex. [online]. Dezeen. Available from: https://www.dezeen.com/2012/10/24/superkilen-park-by-big-topotek1-and-superflex/ [Acceessed April 2022].

Figure 10: BAAN, I., 2012. Black Market. In: ARCHITONIC, 2012. Superkilen. [online]. Architonic. Available from: https://www.architonic.com/en/project/topotek-1-superkilen/20214046 [Accessed April 2022].

Figure 11: GEHL INSTITUTE, 2021. Local Meeting Places in Copenhagen. In: GEHL INSTITUTE, 2021. Public Space & Public Life during COVID-19. [online]. Gehl Institute. Available from: https://gehlpeople.com/announcement/public-space-public-life-during-covid-19/ [Accessed April 2022]

Figure 12: GEHL INSTITUTE, 2021. Map of Local Meeting Places in Copenhagen. In: GEHL INSTITUTE, 2021. Public Space & Public Life during COVID-19. [online]. Gehl Institute. Available from: https://gehlpeople.com/announcement/public-space-public-life-during-covid-19/ [Accessed April 2022]

Figure 13: THE GUARDIAN, 2018. Copenhagenize your city: the case for urban cycling in 12 graphs. [online]. Island Press. Available from: https://www.theguardian.com/cities/gallery/2018/jun/11/copenhagenize-case-urban-cycling-gr aphs#img-8 [Accessed April 2022].

Figure 14: THE GUARDIAN, 2018. Copenhagenize your city: the case for urban cycling in 12 graphs. [online]. Island Press. Available from: https://www.theguardian.com/cities/gallery/2018/jun/11/copenhagenize-case-urban-cycling-gr aphs#img-8 [Accessed April 2022].

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