Name: Mobility Design. Shaping Future Mobility. Volume 3: Transfer
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Author: Amelie Ikas;Peter Eckart;Kai Vockler;Julian Schwarze;Heike Andersen;Hanna Bader;Anton Viehl;Andreas Grzesiek;Andreas Blitz
ISBN: 9783986121747

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Mobility Design. Shaping Future Mobility. Volume 3: Transfer

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Libro Físico

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JOVIS Verlag

Autor

Amelie Ikas;Peter Eckart;Kai Vockler;Julian Schwarze;Heike Andersen;Hanna Bader;Anton Viehl;Andreas Grzesiek;Andreas Blitz

Año

2026

N° páginas

144

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

Dimensiones

26.00 x 20.50 cm

ISBN13

9783986121747

Mobility Design. Shaping Future Mobility. Volume 3: Transfer

Amelie Ikas;Peter Eckart;Kai Vockler;Julian Schwarze;Heike Andersen;Hanna Bader;Anton Viehl;Andreas Grzesiek;Andreas Blitz (Autor) · JOVIS Verlag · Tapa Blanda

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How can the ongoing transformation of transportation succeed? With its focus on the environmental and societal sustainability of new planning measures, design research plays a central role in the development of sustainable mobility. The third volume of the series Mobility Design is a practice-oriented resource for communities, planners, mobility providers, and politicians. Developed through close collaboration between municipal authorities and mobility designers, these recommendations and examples demonstrate how cities can promote the potential of intermodal, environmentally friendly mobility. Their design principles, rigorously grounded in scientific knowledge and based on user needs, supply useful tools to those involved in the development of future-oriented mobility concepts. hares the results of the research project InterMoDe at the Offenbach Institute for Mobility Design and the City of OffenbachProvides strategies for the design of intermodal mobility systems