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Moving Walkway: Projects, Journals & Ideas

15 Projects 8 Journals 4 Publications

About Discussions Projects15 Journals8 Publications4

Moving walkways encompass the design of pathways, bridges, and transitional spaces that facilitate human movement through urban and built environments. These systems range from functional circulation routes to experiential journeys that shape how people navigate and perceive their surroundings.

The community explores pedestrian-oriented infrastructure, heritage-informed connectivity, adaptive reuse of transit spaces, and the intersection of movement with memory, locality, and urban transformation. Projects demonstrate how circulation design can serve broader goals of community healing, environmental integration, and meaningful place-making.

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MeRna and 3 others

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LEGO Bridge

“Like LEGO, bicycles are social catalysts that attract all kinds of ages.”

Divyanshu and 2 others

Cephalic Bridge

The bridge has two types of circulation (Pedestrial and Cyclist) we have tackled this issue by diverging the pathways into two , one for pedestrial (8mtrs. above ground level) and another for cycling (on the surface of water). This division of pathway helps to reduce the chaos and also easy accessibilty both for pedestral and users.

Alan and 5 others

The Green Link

The development of an urban park above railway lines creates accessible and usable green public spaces providing an enhanced experience for daily commuters & casual visitors. The design suggests a renewed system of transport, allowing one to walk, cycle & use the train, generating a balance between private & public modes reducing congestion and overcrowding.

Alicja and Emilia

The Unlocking Bridge

We decided to unlock a different possibility of a crossing – the swinging arm of the bridge makes it dual in its nature – in an open position it can facilitate the movement of cyclists and pedestrians across the harbor, but when closed – it opens a new shortcut through one of the bays of Christiania.

Jatin and sakshi

BHARAT BHAWAN

The proposal for new age Bharat Bhawan is a medium to connect today?s generation to its long-lost cultural heritage. It is a reflection and amalgamation of the art, architecture and culture of the city over a period of time.

zillur

Transitional Linkage

Concept of this project came from the site. Studying the site it was found that there is an invisible path going through the rail line and crossing the highway. That path was created because of peoples need. So I try to formalize that path in my project for the ease of movement of local pedestrian. Those paths become my concept of central space of my project

Ella and 2 others

Lightwell District

"The Lightwell District" reimagines urban spaces by prioritizing community connection through innovative lighting design. Through its focus on lighting, the project aspires to transform the urban landscape into a vibrant, interconnected environment that not only illuminates but also enriches the lives of its residents.

Elisa

Le passage

Urban and architectural redevelopement project of the old railway of La petite Ceinture, in North of Paris

Aarush

Encounters with the City:Transit Beyond Efficiency

This thesis critiques BKC as an inhuman corporate enclave privileging cars over people. It proposes a masterplan with three buildings that weave everyday city programs into BKC, reclaiming ground for pedestrians, adding amenities, and reintroducing human scale to create an inclusive civic district.

Ethan

The City Link

This proposal is trying to creating an unique waterfront cycling and walking experience. The bottom part is designed to extreme water-enjoyable-space with floating landscape. While the upper part is a skywalk with many recreational function, as well as a ViewPoint with unique scene, of which the circulation will not be interrupted by passage of ships.

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UNI Editorial

publishedBlog4 months ago

BDP Transforms a Barren London Car Park into a Glowing Timber Staircase to Nowhere and Everywhere

A demountable orange pavilion reclaims a windswept Senate House forecourt as a gathering place for University of London students.

Pavilion

Remembrance Pavilion

Irem Akbulut

publishedStory5 months ago

MOTION

This project explores well being through movement. A continuous loop guides users through shifting spatial conditions, connecting public and introspective spaces. By integrating the urban ground and elevating parts of the path, movement becomes a tool for mental clarity and spatial experience.

Kinetic Architecture

Moving Walkway

UNI Editorial

publishedResults2 weeks 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