Walkable City
Design approaches to creating cities that prioritize pedestrian movement, cycling, and accessible public spaces.
Customized Instant City Module Operating System: A Second, Movable City Above Barcelona's Eixample
A post-metabolist plan for Barcelona's Eixample inserts a mobile lattice of modules into the air, rooftops and courtyards rather than razing the grid.
Cities for Every Generation
Planning Kochi for Safer, Inclusive, and Family-Friendly Urban Living By Heba Rasheed
The City Hub: A Copenhagen Bascule Bridge That Anchors a Floating Public Platform Beneath Its Span
A cycling bridge with two 50-metre bascule leaves and a two-level floating platform turns a Copenhagen canal crossing into a place to stay.
Copenhagen Link: A Pedestrian and Bicycle Bridge That Splits Its Users Across Three Solar-Powered Paths
Three 100-metre paths, 540 solar panels and self-cleaning concrete turn a river crossing into a place to pause, recharge and drink coffee.
The Shelter: A Copenhagen Bridge That Stacks Cyclists, Pedestrians and a Bird Sanctuary
Eve C's harbour crossing nests cycle lanes, an elevated promenade, civic programmes and a 15-metre planted tower for birds into one curving structure.
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.
City Center, Indore: A Mixed-Use Thesis That Folds Market, Culture and Hotel into One Walkable Node
Keshav Rathi's thesis reinterprets the Indian market as a compact urban node where retail streets, a cultural plaza and a stepped hotel share ground.
Passing Pleasure: A Pedestrian Bridge Designed to Make You Stay
Hani Mansurnejad reimagines the urban bridge as a layered civic stage for cycling, pausing, and social life along a Copenhagen canal.
Mobility³: Rethinking the Bridge as a Multimodal Urban Exchange
A two-level bridge in Copenhagen merges pedestrian, cycling, and harbor boat infrastructure into a single civic destination on the water.
The Connected Complex: A Bicycle Bridge That Refuses to Be Just a Bridge
In Copenhagen, a multi-level waterfront complex merges cycling infrastructure with cultural programs to rethink what a bridge can become.
A City Knit & Fit: Turning Mumbai's Railways into Living Infrastructure
A proposal to transform over 100 hectares of Mumbai's rail corridors into layered systems of housing, water management, and green mobility.
Meet-in-the-Middle: A Pedestrian-First Mobility Network for Mumbai
Three interlocking systems of cable cars, elevated parks, and a central hub reimagine last-mile connectivity across one of the world's densest cities.
