Pick a scale, set walking time, and choose a score model. Colors show a 0-100 accessibility scale.
Urban95 colors map directly to weighted score values, and Amenities Focus colors map to citywide percentile rank.
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Building, Neighborhood, or City
Building — Tap or click the map to snap to the nearest home.
Neighborhood — Click a neighborhood for charts and stats.
City — Opens a city dashboard (inventory, score distribution, neighborhood ranking); outlines stay on the map for context.
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Walking time & filter
Choose 5, 10, or 15 minutes in Amenities Focus.
In Urban95, walking-time and amenity filtering controls are hidden because Urban95 uses a fixed methodology that is not driven directly by those UI controls.
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Building score: Urban95 vs Amenities Focus
Urban95 uses the five-category weighted index (Environmental Quality, Nature, Play, Safety & Mobility, Family Services), each with documented subcategory weights and largely fixed spatial logic. Amenities Focus uses a wider set of amenity types with a simpler POI-based index.
A collaboration between Urban95 and NUR under the “Cities for Children” initiative — exploring how reachable everyday services and child-relevant features are from homes across Beer Sheva.
Map colors
Color scheme: red = lower access, green = higher. In Urban95 mode this maps directly to weighted score values (0-100). In Amenities Focus mode this maps to percentile rank among all homes for the selected walk time.
Score models
1. Urban95:
Uses the Urban95 methodology: five weighted categories, each built from weighted subcategories. Building-level values are shown on a 0-100 weighted score scale.
2. Amenities Focus:
Uses the full points-of-interest classification: the index is amenity counts plus one-quarter weight per tree and per street light in range. This is useful for broader type coverage.