Review of the MCube research project aqt in Munich - Car-reduced neighborhoods for a livable city
In 2023, streets in Munich's Südliche Au and Walchenseeplatz districts were transformed into temporary green and recreational areas. The experiment sparked numerous discussions about the future of urban traffic and the design of neighborhoods.
The goal? Transforming street space to improve quality of life. The results that have now been published speak for themselves:
**What have we learned?
The aqt project lays the foundation for future initiatives. The transport and mobility transition is only just beginning - but the project has shown how change can be shaped together.
Detailed information in the results brochure: Download
MCube aqt is a joint project of the BMBF-funded future cluster MCube under the leadership of the Technical University of Munich in cooperation with the City of Munich, Stadtwerke München GmbH, UnternehmerTUM, the Hans Sauer Foundation and other partners.
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