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Community Transport: Projects, Journals & Ideas

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Community transport encompasses the design of shared mobility infrastructure and services that serve local populations. This includes public transit systems, pedestrian networks, and social spaces within transportation hubs that facilitate movement and connection across urban areas.

The community explores transit design through multiple lenses: creating social infrastructure within commuting experiences, reimagining physical touchpoints like bus stops and transit objects, embedding local identity into transportation networks, and designing for hygiene and comfort in shared spaces. Projects range from wearable transit interventions to architectural approaches that prioritize pedestrian experience and community engagement.

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sumedh gangurde1 work

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Nidhi Piludaria and 4 others

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LOCALS WITH LOCALITY

Crowd brings suffocation and dispersing the crowd brings a breath of fresh air. This concept is used to make existing system of Mumbai local breathe. Interventions like multiple levels of network, pedestrianization, ToD, use of ITS are made to achieve the perceived development. With this conglomeration of ideas, re-generation of local by 2030 is proposed.

Jaivardhan and sumedh

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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.

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.

Chairunnnisa and 2 others

interACT

Now days people can feel secluded even in a supposedly inclusive environment like the train station. Engaging with the environment, interacting with the people, while in comfort and style, makes commuting worth it. InterACT make this possible.

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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