biophilia and urban design in the development of movement paths in cities (A case study of the new Corniche Street and Street 306 in Tanta)

This research discusses how to link the principles of biophilia to street design because of its great importance as an urban element within the city center, where movement paths play an important social role in the urban environment, to meet human needs, Bio-urbanism gives new insight into how natural systems are interconnected and the need for integration with the fabric of the city. This research discusses how to link vital life principles with street design, which is the beginning of vital urbanism because of its great importance as an urban element within the city center, where movement paths play an important social role in the urban environment. , to meet human needs, the interaction between man and urbanism and the mutual influence between them has become one of the most important urban issues, and thus shows the importance of achieving biophilia for track users, whether they are residents or visitors in cities, and this is done by studying the principles of biophilia and its impact on the level of human and social needs. It is necessary for future research to monitor and quantify the performance of environmentally friendly street design and biophilic design to effectively address the increasing impacts of climate change, environmental degradation and biodiversity loss. As movement within the city creates peace and relaxation, reduces tension, appreciates and understands the value and importance of nature, and we find that the role of movement paths within city centers has diminished since the beginning of the industrial revolution in accommodating various activities and needs in order to pay attention to the physical requirements and needs of car movement, so it is necessary to design a framework Conscious in theory and applicability to be more effective for dynamic urbanization. Therefore, the research aims to restore the role of movement paths in achieving the criteria of biophilia and its impact on the spatial structure of the city. And Street (306) in the city of Tanta