"Urban Future" concept blurs lines between roads, sidewalks and city squares
The "Urban Future" concept would see the line between roads, sidewalks and public spaces blur
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Amongst the modern furniture and “design-art” on display at this year’s Design Miami/ international design show visitors were also treated to the Bjarke Ingels Group’s (BIG) vision for the future of urban mobility. Dubbed “Urban Future,” the international architectural firm’s installation, created with the cooperation of Audi, provided a glimpse of how its concept for the city street of the future that networks with vehicles and pedestrians might actually work.
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