Between two points.
The continuity of the route matters as much as its beginning and destination. A break can change the conditions of the entire journey.
VISUAL ESSAY / 001
The city at human scale.
Looking at a journey through three scales.
A continuous route, access for different bodies, and places where we can be together.
There is no single user.
The same route may present different difficulties for people with different mobility and rest needs. Design must look beyond an average person.
Room to pause, too.
A city can be more than a network we pass through. Being together, waiting and resting are also part of public life.
Research context: WHO emphasises that not everyone has access to safe environments for active mobility. These diagrams and design questions are VOGARA’s editorial response to that context. Open the source ↗
Continue with Saye Koral’s essay ↗