

High Speed Corridor
Infrastructure and urban design projects that connect cities through high-speed transit corridors and transportation networks.
High-speed corridors represent a critical intersection of transportation infrastructure and urban planning. These projects address connectivity challenges by proposing rapid transit systems, elevated networks, and mixed-use developments that reshape how people and goods move through metropolitan areas.
The community explores emerging transport technologies including hyperloop hubs and elevated cycling infrastructure, alongside large-scale urban corridors in cities like Mumbai and Chengdu that integrate transit with residential and commercial spaces. Projects examine how future mobility systems can reconnect fragmented urban areas.
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View all 4 journalsHyperlane by Aedas: A 2.4-Kilometer Mixed-Use Urban Corridor Transforming Chengdu’s Northern Axis
Aedas’ Hyperlane creates a 2.4 km mixed-use urban corridor blending landscape, retail, and culture into a vibrant multi-level public experience.
Expressways: Elevated Cycling Corridors That Stitch Cities Back Together
A multi-level transit network reclaims railway corridors for cyclists and pedestrians through continuous architectural infrastructure.
Hyper Transport Hub: A Station Where Hyperloop, High-Speed Rail and Highway Share One Roof
A shortlisted UnIATA '19 entry that threads vacuum tubes, high-speed rail and highway into one hub beneath a sculpted, lattice-screened white roof.
Train travels in future: Envisioning train stations based on the upcoming hyperloop technology in India.
‘Cease Speed’ - Transport design competition - Result story