Future-oriented urban development considers mobility and quality of life together. Clever land use and the targeted linking of living, working and leisure areas create urban spaces in which distances become shorter, forms of mobility more diverse and everyday journeys more sustainable. The promotion of environmentally friendly means of transportation - such as walking, cycling and public transport - plays a central role in this. Green areas, traffic-calmed zones and multifunctional public spaces not only create recreational areas, but also reduce noise and air pollution. The result is a city that is socially connected, ecologically sustainable and inclusive. With innovative concepts and integrated planning approaches, we work together with residents to redesign streetscapes that rethink urban space and thus ensure a better quality of life and participation in the city.
What if fewer cars were normal in the city?
Review of the MCube research project aqt in Munich** *Autored neighborhoods for a livable city*
As part of the MCube Speaker Series "Future of Mobility", researchers and industry leaders summarized the real-world laboratory in the southern Au.
On Saturday, the MCube aqt project team - car-reduced districts for a liveable city - was out and about in the Giesinger district again.
The future of mobility - the future of neighborhoods | What will the urban neighborhood of tomorrow look like?
As the public and experts agree, the reduction of private vehicles in inner-city neighborhoods offers great potential for upgrading and climate adaptation of urban public spaces.
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