Urban Mobility
Design and architecture approaches to movement, transit systems, and livable urban spaces.
Urban mobility encompasses the infrastructure, systems, and spaces that enable movement within cities. Designers and architects address this through transit hubs, modular approaches to urban growth, and interventions that prioritize pedestrian and community experience alongside transportation efficiency.
The community explores mobility through diverse lenses: modular and adaptive city frameworks, social housing integrated with transit corridors, landmark mobility hubs that anchor district development, and grassroots approaches to local movement and place-making.
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View all 57 journalsHosoya Schaefer Architects Build a Timber-Clad Mobility Hub as Zug's Gateway to a Smart City District
A parking structure, retail hub, and pedestrian bridge in Zug, Switzerland, designed to evolve alongside autonomous vehicle technology.
Instant City: Archigram's Roaming Metropolis Rebuilt as a Fleet of Unfolding Cultural Modules
A fleet of autonomous modules unfolds from compact transport forms into stages, markets and cinemas, turning plazas into temporary cultural venues.
MAKER Architecten Weaves Social Housing into Kortrijk's Dense Urban Fabric with Brick and Restraint
A social housing infill in Kortrijk, Belgium, negotiates between existing rooftops, rail corridors, and neighborhood memory with quiet force.
The “ Spine ”
From transportation to inhabitation - reimagining movement as a way of living.