Shyft Mar 2018 (2 week project) Collaboration with Amir Afshar, Paco Bockelmann, Timi Oyedeji Exhibited at La Salle University in Singapore and Neighborhoods of the Future conference in London
Singapore is short on space and plans to overcome this by building a stacked city, which is not desirable for the people of Singapore. Interviews with both users and experts identified that Singapore is aiming to have a car-lite city, Singapore is developing connected cars and Singapore is developing a live digital map. We identified that we could leverage these existing developments to develop a fluid city that could change during peak and non peak traffic hours.
Talk at the Future of Neighborhoods Conference in London May 2018