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25 Projects 20 Journals 1 Publications

About Discussions Projects25 Journals20 Publications1

Citylink explores how infrastructure projects shape urban connectivity and community experience. This includes transit systems, pedestrian pathways, and architectural interventions that link neighborhoods and facilitate movement through cities.

The community examines station renovations, cycleway design, tunnel infrastructure, and pedestrian-oriented transit architecture alongside cultural and spatial interpretations of urban connection. Work ranges from large-scale transport hubs to intimate explorations of locality and embroidery as metaphors for urban fabric.

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Sibin and 4 others

571

ALAWABBAD

ALAWABBAD is an aim to decongest and improve safety of Mumbai suburban railway network with a strategic approach of incrementation in tired and tested current system and integrate a new system which could cater substantial number of betwixt commuters.

Jaivardhan and sumedh

436

THE THREE PLANES OF RESURRECTION

The intervention acts as an antidote to the never-ending rush hour and congestion of the city. It makes the ultimate use of the limits by dividing it in three vertical planes to give a new system that solves this city's problem. Using two modes of transport amalgamating and not competing utilizing the under space for economic benefits and resurrecting it.

lohita and Prera

159

Urban Embroidery

Mainstreaming public transport by optimising Urban Mobility, ensuring sustainability, reliability, safety, and accessibility.

María Camila and 2 others

The City Link

The Tordenskjolds bridge is conceived as a content living body, where the structure is an element that dialogues with the immediate environment and recalls the historical condition of Danish architecture. It manages to combine the current structural and tectonic techniques with the vernacular form.

Mustafa

The City Link

Discovering a public space on a cycling bridge

kirti and 2 others

The HyperLO(KAL) - Mumbai

For a city stretched to its seams, dealing with increasing population density, along with aspirational hangover, it is impossible to solve the Mumbai transport problem by a single approach. An overlay of all the forces, tangible-intangible, subtle-visible, of very much of psyche of Mumbai itself, rather than solutions from other countries and context.

UNI Editorial

publishedBlog3 months ago

Collins and Turner and ASPECT Studios Unspool a Bronze-Railed Cycleway off the Sydney Harbour Bridge

A serpentine ramp at Milsons Point replaces 55 brutal steps with a 170-metre ride threaded through heritage, marine culture, and granite.

Cycling Bridge

Citylink

UNI Editorial

publishedStory8 months ago

West Gate Tunnel by Wood Marsh Architecture: Melbourne’s Landmark Infrastructure Project

West Gate Tunnel by Wood Marsh Architecture in Melbourne blends infrastructure, Indigenous heritage, sculptural design, and sustainable urban planning for a dynamic travel experience.

Citylink

Architecture

UNI Editorial

publishedStory6 months ago

Sydney Central Station Renovation by Woods Bagot: A Landmark Transformation for Australia’s Largest Transport Hub

Sydney Central Station Renovation creates a light-filled, intuitive, and sustainable transport hub with new metro platforms, improved circulation, and enhanced heritage integration.

Citylink

Sustainable Design

UNI Editorial

publishedResults1 week ago

Transitional Linkage: An Elevated Pedestrian Spine That Formalizes a City's Most Dangerous Shortcut

Zillur Rahman turns an informal crossing over rail and highway into a raised civic spine that ties six transport modes together at a single shared level.

Urban Mobility

Transit Oriented Development