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Since the end of the 2000s, pedestrians have been a t the center of debates on urban planning and sustainable mobility, and walking has b ecome a new imperative to approach the public space. The city center of M’sila has a mix of activities a nd businesses of many types, it becomes a pole of commercial attraction in the first place. T he pedestrian / customer experiences multiple difficulties in accessing, moving, appropriating an d perceiving public spaces, especially during peak hours and holidays, these factors have led us to pay particular attention to deepening the analysis of these elements. This work develops a qua litative barometer for the evaluation of public spaces of pedestrians, it is also to analyze the conditions according to which the city center make it possible to offer an adequate and favorable environment to the walk.

Espace piéton dans le centre-ville entre les objectifs de durabilité et les dysfonctionnements de l’aménagement urbain. Cas du centre-ville de M’sila