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Dubai’s Future Depends on One Simple Thing: Walking.

Why do we need to walk? Most people think walking simply means moving from one place to another — but walking is much deeper than that. It is freedom, safety, connection, and the foundation of human life in a city. Why Walking In this video, we explore how walking shapes community, conversation, and the soul of a city. And we ask an important question: Can Dubai become a truly walkable city again? Dubai is building flying taxis, AI-driven roads, underground mobility loops, and an expanding Metro system. But technology alone cannot create human connection. A great city depends on people meeting — talking, sharing, and moving freely at a human scale. That is why walkability matters. From the Dubai Walk Master Plan to the vision behind Masari Walk, this video examines how shaded, connected, human-scale mobility can transform everyday life and reduce car dependency — not by force, but by giving people freedom to walk comfortably. Walking is not just exercise. It is how cities breathe. It is how people meet. It is how communities grow. If you care about Dubai’s future, urban design, walkability, public spaces, or human-centered mobility, this story is for you. 00:01 – A Glimpse of Masari Walk 00:30 – Discovering Masari Walk: The Forgotten Meaning of Walking 02:20 – How Conversation Happens in Walkable Spaces 03:12 – The Problem of Car-Centric Cities 03:50 – Dubai’s Ambitious New Mobility Plans 04:13 – A Closer Look at These New Plans 04:16 – The Loop: Underground Automated Transit 05:26 – Flying Taxis: Potential and Limitations 06:46 – Dubai’s Current and Expanding Metro System 09:09 – Smart and Autonomous Mobility Technologies 09:34 – Dubai Walk Master Plan & Vision for a Walkable City 10:00 – Introducing Masari Walk: The Essence of True Walking 10:35 – Masari Walk: The Soul of Dubai 11:30 – Masari Walk: A Reflection of Dubai’s Unique Character 13:45 – Improving Access to Ferry Terminals with Masari Walk 14:12 – Connecting Ferry Terminals and Metro Stations via Climate-Controlled Walkways 15:40 – Masari Walk Summary: Human-Centered Mobility 18:18 – Dubai’s Vision: Walking as the Foundation of Urban Life 📘 Also by Chris Woo-Hyun Cho: Design Beyond Form – A book on context-driven architecture and creativity Available on: 🇺🇸 Amazon US & Worldwide → https://a.co/d/dmWyx8y 🇦🇪 UAE Orders → https://theeae.com/design-beyond-form/