Forward to Basics by Willem Jan Snel Mecanoo

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forward to basics willem jan snel


mobility space is an important topic in architecture and urban planning


Justus van Effenblok Rotterdam Social Housing, 1922 architect Michiel Brinkman


city blocks as networks


space for the dairyman


development of a new set of instruments. The current world belongs to a different kind of person with a different kind of mind. It demands new solutions in mobility towards 1902 sharpening - 1922 its effectiveness and in the preparation of societies to participate in an increasingly diverse world, planning a healthy cityin which flexibility is becoming a pre-eminent skill. introducing housing law social housing rotterdam Theprojects extensive experience Mecanoo gained over more than 30 years results in designs good basics for daily live

and strategies that are realized with technical expertise and great attention to detail. The broad spectrum of Mecanoo’s projects allows the office to be creative and innovative in the search for new solutions, approaching each design problem with new vigour and enthusiasm..

Conceptual age Information Age Industrial Age Agriculture Age 1800

1900

2000 2007: credit crunch

Pink, D., the conceptual age, 1995

2100


mecanoo, early years groningen

The managed city The managed city is the old urban structure that is still present, but had become hidden from view by traffic signs, parking prevention bollards, shop displays, bike racks, rubbish containers, glass containers, advertising signs and terraces. One of the important means to recover the image of the city is to formulate rules, for example concerning pavement. In mean time the city is covered with over three million sand yellow clinkers and lines of old, glimmering granite boulders and smooth, blue cindered scoria bricks. As a result the city looks more homogeneous. 7

mecanoo mobility


The characteristic city The characteristic city is the city of the postcards. It is the city of the places that stick in the memory of residents and visitors: the Grote Markt, the Vismarkt, the ring of canals. These locations have to be emphasised in defining the public space of the city.


The hidden city The hidden city exists of the courtyards and gardens that hide from sight in the urban structure of the controlled city. They lead an introverted, ‘quiet’ life, far from the bustle and constantly changing image of the city. Little has changed in the Hidden City in the course of centuries. There is no reason at all to change any of it at the moment.


The expressive city The expressive city indicates those rare points where an exuberant, trendy design of the public space is in place. This is where the city radiates its vitality and ĂŠlan. The sites have often been bottlenecks in the city for years. An example is the gradually ascending terrace in the middle of the Poelestraat. For this terrace an attractive, steel pergola has been designed. It refers to the old city gate that used to be in this spot.


be put into words.2 The book describes twenty projects. Ten statements – on thin, fragile Japanese paper – encapsulate the views upon which I base this proposition.

visioning on mobility as a whole: a room with a view Or to put it a better way, perhaps, they clarify what I am seeking. The fifth statement is on the aesthetics of mobility. The twentieth project describes ‘A room with a view’. I will attempt to explain why the architect of the Library and the Master Plan of the Technical University of Delft is introducing a subject like the aesthetics of mobility.

CORRIDOR

ROUTE


The routes need not just vision and direction, but more importantly a client to commis-

The sion artthem. of integral engineering and the aesthetics of mobility (1999) In the period that follows, administrators in the Netherlands seem to rise to the challenge and accept the responsibility of taking on the role of client in commissioning the great mobility axes. To me, this illustrates the unique architectural climate in the Netherlands, so admired abroad.

Las Vegas

La Defense

Ruhrgebiet

Bali

Ecoviaduct

The vast landscape

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Time: Zuiderzee route (1999)

July 200

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A characteristic of the route to the north is the interplay of infrastructure lines – motorway, railway, power lines, waterways and dikes. A conspicuous feature of the polder landscape is that the motorway network runs not quite parallel to the other lines. The railway, the motorway and the power lines play a sort of game of ‘attract and repel’ with one another. As you ride along, at times you see them all and at times they suddenly

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Experience: Le Grand Projet

PANORAMA’S AND PERFORATIONS

wet corridor gradient conservation enhancement intensification


Bijlmerpark (2003)



Bijlmerpark (2003)


Transferhub Bleizo (2010)

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Transferhub Bleizo (2010)


Transferhub Bleizo (2010)

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mitigating traffic through design luxemburg stad (2011)


mitigating traffic through design luxemburg stad (2011)


mitigating traffic through design luxemburg stad (2011)


A2 study (2013)

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A2 study (2013) different lifestyles

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Januari 2014 research on cycling transition Cycling has become both a symbol and a catalyst for the transition in mobility towards sustainable development. Cities acknowledge that a city needs people and public space and less dominance by vehicles and asphalt. People want liveable cities. They increasingly change their preferences regarding travel behaviour from car ownership to vehicle sharing and active transport. Cycling becomes a pleasure, even sexy. Cycling pays a significant contribution to sustainable mobility, serving the mobility needs of all people. Cycling inclusive planning makes transport interventions more effective, in social and economic terms, with less negative impact on health, the environment and the climate. Cycling evokes creative thinking on the urban fabric and health.

work

54 10

business meetings

personal care

6

shopping

18 30

visits

12

education

leisure

car

6

public transport

31

socializing

50% of the car journey’s are shorten than 7,5 km

slow traffic remaining

x billion km


mecanoo and mecanoo: eencycling kleine kenniseconomie kantoormobiliteit office mobility


mecanoo and cycling office mobility


mobility is changing nieuwe werkelijkheid trendbreuk


cycling 2014 research on cycling transition: what is on a bike path? a variety of users WHAT´S ON A BIKE PATH?

police-security

sightseeing/tour bikes transport-delivery-post family and kids (tricycles/minibikes)

tricycles-adults bikes

tandems

city-commuting-folding bikes

wheelchairs-limited mobility

recreational cycling

walking-jogging

kick scooters-rollers-skates

electric vehicles-segways road bikes-mountan bikes-BMX bikes

velomobiles

motorbikes and scooters

handbikes-secumbent bikes

≠SPEED, RYTHM AND MANOEUVRABILITY! lifestyle, health, increasing amount of elderly, rise of ebikes


There is nothing like bad weather het nieuwe reizen intergraal denken: slecht weer bestaat niet, slechte kleding wel

het nieuwe reizen intergraal denken: slecht weer bestaat niet, slechte kleding wel


new diversity - demand for new sorts of roads

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amsterdam, the netherlands

Cycling along the Amsterdam canals, a normal daily activity. 7,5 km bike range

15 km e-bike range

Amsterdam

m

8% car trips in amsterdam 8% ofareallshorter than 5 km 42% 42%using their bikes for their daily commute

33%

gemeente Amsterdam

car

1.1

gemeente Amsterdam

3 trips per person per day 3 trips gemeente Amsterdam

per person per day

gemeente Amsterdam

400 KM bike paths. 400ofKM gemeente Amsterdam

of bike paths. gemeente Amsterdam

42%

CBS car bewerking OBI

14% 8%

bicycle walking

0.6%

walking

0.6%

seguridad vial madrid

bus,train, metro bus,train, metro

CBS bewerking OBI

Amsterdam Den Haag Rotterdam Other Netherlands Car as driver 8% 18% 15% 22% 21% Amsterdam Den Haag Rotterdam Other Netherlands Car as passenger 8% 10% 11% 11% 6% Car as driver 8% 18% 15% 22% 21% Train 2% 2% 1% 1% 1% Car as passenger 6% 8% 10% 11% 11% Bus/tram/metro 6% 7% 9% 1% 2% Train 2% 2% 1% 1% 1% Moped 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% Bus/tram/metro 6% 7% 9% 1% 2% Bicycle 42% 32% 25% 39% 39% Moped 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% Walking 33% 31% 38% 23% 24% Bicycle 42% 32% 25% 39% 39% Other 1% 2% 1% 1% 1% Walking 33% 31% 38% 23% 24% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% Other Totaal 1% 2% 1% 1% 1% CBS bewerking OBI Totaal 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% CBS bewerking OBI

24% car trips in madrid 24%ofareallshorter than 5 km

of all car trips in madrid seguridad vial madrid are shorter than 5 km

14% 8%

gemeente Amsterdam

using their bikes for their daily commute

average number per home

bicycle 42%

33%

CBS bewerking OBI

gemeente Amsterdam

bicycle

2%

walking

Madrid

other

2%

walking

of all car trips in amsterdam CBS bewerking OBI are shorter than 5 km

1.1 average number per home

Madrid

other

0.6% using 0.6% their bikes for their daily commute

41%

34%

seguridad vial madrid

24,4%

using their bikes for their daily commute seguridad vial madrid

186 KM bike paths. 186ofKM seguridad vial madrid

of bike paths.

car/motor

bus,train, metro bus,train, metro

41%

34%

bicycle

24,4%

car/motor

plan director movilidad ciclista madrid

plan director movilidad ciclista madrid

seguridad vial madrid

Pedestrians en cyclist vondelpark, Amsterdam


copenhagen, denmark

from car to peoples place

7,5 km bike range

Amsterdam Copenhagen

32%

of all car trips in amsterdam are shorter than 5 km

walking

of all car trips in copenhagen are shorter than 5 km

32%

f all car trips in copenhagen re shorter than 5 km y of copenhagen of all car trips in copenhagen are shorter than 5 km

36%

city of copenhagen

36%

f all trips to work and education n copenhagen is done by bicycle. cling embassy dk of all trips to work and education in copenhagen is done by bicycle.

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verage Number per home

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y of copenhagen

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CO per year saved by cycling in copenhagen at present rate

390 KM f bike paths. 390 KM city of copenhagen

y of copenhagen

of bike paths. city of copenhagen

28%

6%

Amsterdam

car

36%

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8%

36%

25%

of all trips to work and education in copenhagen is done by bicycle. walking cycling embassy dk

33%

walking 6%

car 1.2

average Number car per home

6%

bicycle bus,train, metro bicycle

2%

walking

CBS bewerking OBI

city of copenhagen

32%

other

8%

15 km e-bike range

42%

bicycle

Amsterdam

8%

42%

CBS bewerking OBI

42%

Madrid

other

from car to peoples placeusing their bikes for their daily commute

of all car trips in amsterdam are shorter than 5 km of all car trips in amsterdam CBS bewerking OBI are shorter than 5 km

2%

gemeente Amsterdam walking

1.1

33%

gemeente Amsterdam

24%

14% 8%

CBS bewerking OBI

42%

Amsterdam 36% cycling embassy dk 25% Car as driver 8% gemeente Amsterdam 14% 8% Car as passenger 6% cycling embassy dk using their bikes for their daily commute 36% 25% Train metro 2% gemeente Amsterdam 14% 8%bus,train, per person per day car Bus/tram/metro gemeente Amsterdam 6% 2 33% CBS bewerking OBI Moped bus,train, metro CO per year saved by cycling 1% car average number per home Bicycle 42% in copenhagen at present rate 33% gemeente Amsterdam CBS bewerking OBI city of copenhagen Walking 33% bus,train, metro average number per home Amsterdam Den Haag Rotterdam Other Other Netherlands 1% gemeente Amsterdam 56% It’s faster Car as driver of bike 8%paths. 18% 15% 22% Totaal 21% 100% gemeente Amsterdam bus,train, metro Amsterdam Den Haag Rotterdam Other Netherlands Car as passenger 6% 8% 10% 11% CBS bewerking 11% OBI cycling embassy dk 37% It’s my convenient Car as2% driver 21% Train 2%8% 1%18% 1% 15% 1% 22% per person per day of bike paths. passenger 7%6% 11% Bus/tram/metro Car as6% gemeente Amsterdam 9%8% 1% 10% 2% 11% city of copenhagen cycling embassy dk 29% It’s cheap Train 1% 1% Moped 1%2% 1%2% 1% 1% 1% 1% per person per day Bus/tram/metro gemeente Amsterdam 2% Bicycle 42% 32%6% 25%7% 39% 9% 39% 1% 26% It’s healthy Moped 1% Walking 33% 31%1% 38%1% 23% 1% 24% 1% Bicycle 39% Other 1% 2%42% 1%32% 1% 25% 1% 39% of bike paths. 56% It’s faster 12% well-being/good way to start the day of all families with 2 children Walking 31% 38% 23% 24% 33% Totaal 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% gemeente Amsterdam have a cargo bike. Of all Other 1% 2% 1% 1% 1% CBS bewerking OBI 37% It’sa my convenient of bike paths. 56% It’s faster 9% new job/relocation households with cargo bike, Totaal 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% gemeente Amsterdam

90,000 T

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390 KM

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of all families with 2 children have a cargo bike. Of all households with of a cargo bike, with 2 children all families 17% have one in place a car.bike. Of all have aof cargo

400 KM

3 trips

400 KM 400 KM

17% have one in place of a car.

29% It’s cheap

city of copenhagen

1.1

3 trips

26% It’s healthy

37% It’s my convenient 5% environmental/climate concerns

29% It’s cheap

city of copenhagen

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CBS bewerking OBI

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2

of all car tripsb are shorter tha seguridad vial madrid o a

car bicycle

42% 33%

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other bicycle

2%

walking

average number per home

using their bikes for their daily commute

42%

33%

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all car trips in amsterdam of all caroftrips in amsterdam are than shorter than 5 km are shorter 5 km

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all car trips in copenhagen of all caroftrips in copenhagen are than shorter than 5 km are shorter 5 km

36%36%

6%

6%

car

car

bicycle

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gemeente Amsterdam gemeente Amsterdam

Amsterdam Haag Rotterdam Amsterdam Den Haag DenRotterdam Other Car as driver8% 8% 18% 18%15% 15% Car as driver 22% Car as passenger 6% 8% 8%10% 10% Car as passenger 6% 11% Train 2% 2% 2% 1% 1%1% Train 2% perper person per person day per day Bus/tram/metro gemeente Amsterdam 6% 7% 7% 9% 9%1% Bus/tram/metro gemeente Amsterdam 6% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1%1% Moped Moped 1% 42%32% 32%25% 25% Bicycle Bicycle 42% 39% Walking route 33% 38% Walking blue bike paths, the fasest a31% to b 31%38% 33% from 23% Other 1% 2% 2% 1% 1%1% Other 1% of bike paths. of bike paths. Totaal 100% 100% 100% gemeente Amsterdam Totaal 100% 100% 100% 100% gemeente Amsterdam

3 trips 3 trips

2

year by cycling CO per CO yearper saved bysaved cycling in copenhagen at present rate in copenhagen at present rate

400 KM 400 KM

city of copenhagen city of copenhagen

390 KM 390 KM

car

per home averageaverage number number per home

cycling cycling embassy dk embassy dk

2

33% 42%

bicycle

Madrid

14% 8%14% 8%

gemeente Amsterdam gemeente Amsterdam

cycling cycling embassy dk embassy dk

33%

33%

42%42%

bicycle

36%

25% 36%

25%

of all trips to work and education of all trips to work and education in copenhagen is done by bicycle. in copenhagen is done by bicycle.

2%

2%

walking walking

CBS CBS bewerking OBIbewerking OBI

city of copenhagen city of copenhagen

other

other

8% 8%

penhagen

56% It’s faster 56% It’s faster

7,5 km bike range

of bike paths. of bike paths. city of copenhagen city of copenhagen

37% It’s my convenient 37% It’s my convenient

of bike po

Other Netherlands Netherlands 22% 21% 21% 11% 11% 11% 1%1% 1% 1%2% 2% 1%1% 1% 39% 39% 39% 23% 24% 24% 1%1% 1% 100% 100% 100%

s seguridad vial m

CBS CBS bewerking OBIbewerking OBI

29% It’s cheap 29% It’s cheap 26% It’s healthy 26% It’s healthy of all families with 2 children of all families with 2 children have a cargo have a cargo bike. Of allbike. Of all households with a cargo bike, households with a cargo bike, have one place of a car. 17% have 17% one in place ofin a car.

12% well-being/good way today start the day 12%e-bike well-being/good way to start the 15 km range

28%28%

5% environmental/climate 5% environmental/climate concerns concerns

city of copenhagen city of copenhagen

city of copenhagen city of copenhagen

London

9% new job/relocation 9% new job/relocation

67%67%

all car trips in london of all caroftrips in london are than shorter than 5 km are shorter 5 km

bicycle 2.2%

2.2%

walking walking

source : LTDS 2011/12 source : LTDS 2011/12

car, taxi car, taxi

30%

30%

2.2%2.2%

bicycle

39.8%

39.8%

0.66 0.66

per home averageaverage number number per home

source : LTDS 2010/11 source : LTDS 2010/11

28%

28%

all car trips in bogota of all caroftrips in bogota are than shorter than 3 km are shorter 3 km

perper person per person day per day 4%

3%

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9%

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Other work Other work related travel related travel

outer London outer London

inner London inner London

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336 KM 336 KM

of bike paths. of bike paths.

NYC Global Partners NYC Global Partners

sectra 2008

700

inner London inner London

NYC Global Partners NYC Global Partners

4%

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sectra 2001,

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average number per home

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shopping and

outer London outer London

1.66 1.66average number per home

2.49 2.49 tripstrips

35%

70%70%

NYC Global Partners NYC Global Partners

source : LTDS 2009/10 source : LTDS 2009/10

Leisure

Bogota

of all trips in is bogota is done by of all trips in bogota done by bicycle.(0.5% before cicloRuta) bicycle.(0.5% before cicloRuta)

metro bus,train,bus,train, metro

source : LTDS 2010/11 source : LTDS 2010/11

Bogota

5% 5%

of all trips in is london is done by bicycle. of all trips in london done by bicycle. source : LTDS 2009/10 source : LTDS 2009/10

Santiago

empty stationempty station

full station

full station


Amsterdam

bogotá, colombia 8%

of all car trips in amsterdam are shorter than 5 km

Madrid

other 2%

walking

24%

bicycle

of all car trips in madrid are shorter than 5 km

CBS bewerking OBI

42%

33%

42%

using their bikes for their daily commute

average number per home

seguridad vial madrid

3 trips

per person per day

gemeente Amsterdam

400 KM

of bike paths. gemeente Amsterdam

24,4%

186 KM

gemeente Amsterdam

Amsterdam 8% 6% 2% 6% 1% 42% 33% 1% 100%

Den Haag 18% 8% 2% 7% 1% 32% 31% 2% 100%

Rotterdam 15% 10% 1% 9% 1% 25% 38% 1% 100%

Other 22% 11% 1% 1% 1% 39% 23% 1% 100%

41%

34%

0.6%

CBS bewerking OBI

Car as driver Car as passenger Train Bus/tram/metro Moped Bicycle Walking Other Totaal

bus,train, metro

using their bikes for their daily commute

bus,train, metro

car

1.1

0.6%

seguridad vial madrid

14% 8%

gemeente Amsterdam

bicycle walking

car/motor

of bike paths.

Netherlands 21% 11% 1% 2% 1% 39% 24% 1% 100%

plan director movilidad ciclista madrid

seguridad vial madrid

before

after

CBS bewerking OBI

7,5 km bike range

15 km e-bike range Santiago Bogota

70%

of all car trips in bogota are shorter than 3 km

outer London

35%

of all car trips in santiago are shorter than 5 km

inner London

sectra 2001,

NYC Global Partners

5% 3%

walking

the cycling roads transits through all neighborhoods 37%

3%

5%

22%

of all trips to work and education in santiago is done by bicycle.

of all trips in bogota is done by bicycle.(0.5% before cicloRuta)

33%

sectra 2008

NYC Global Partners

outer London

1.66

bicycle

other

700KM

inner London

average number per home

bus,train, metro

of bike paths.

NYC Global Partners

sectra 2008

1.28 trips

per person per day NYC Global Partners

36,000 T 2

CO per year saved by cycling in bogota at present rate

outer London

inner London

NYC Global Partners

336 KM

of bike paths.

NYC Global Partners

Every Sunday 120km of Bogotá’s roads are closed for cars empty station

full station

car, taxi


santiago, chile

Madrid

24%

of all car trips in madrid are shorter than 5 km

walking

0.6%

bus,train, metro

seguridad vial madrid

0.6%

24%

High ambitions

41%

34%

Madrid

bicycle

using their bikes for their daily commute seguridad vial madrid

of all car trips in madrid are shorter than 5 km

186 KM

seguridad vial madrid

of bike paths.

seguridad vial madrid

0.6%

walking

24,4%

0.6%

bus,train, metro

car/motor 41%

34%

plan director movilidad ciclista madrid

using their bikes for their daily commute

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seguridad vial madrid

24,4%

186 KM

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of bike paths.

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bicycle

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seguridad vial madrid

15 km e-bike range

Receptive culture for cycling

Santiago

35%

bicycle

other

of all car trips in santiago are shorter than 5 km

5% 3%

walking

car, taxi

sectra 2001,

3%

37% 22%

Santiago

of all trips to work and education in santiago is done by bicycle. sectra 2008 of all car trips in santiago are shorter than 5 km

700KM

35%

sectra 2001,

33%

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33%

sectra 2008

700KM

car, taxi 37%

of all trips to work and education in santiago is done by bicycle.

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walking bus,train, metro

of bike paths.

3%

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of bike paths. sectra 2008

Dangerous mix of traffic


The Golden Ribbon, Jiaozuo, China


design of the route profile 车道设计之 横断面


design of the route profile variations 车道设计之 横断面设计变化



The Golden Ribbon, Jiaozuo, China


The Golden Ribbon, Jiaozuo, China


Delft


University Campus 1969 Delft University of Technology


rethinking a lot


Future task Planning the accesible city


Planning the accesible city Mekelpark / Delft University of Technology 2009



Planning the accesible city Delft Train station and municipal offices











cargobikes could have a large effect on the cityscape: - street profiles - urban network


How cargobikes could change the city


shifted to trip chains e.g. bike and train, we were able to identify the share of trips that could be shifted from motorised vehicles to the bicycle. We see that 25% out of the 49% of all urban motorised trips with goods transport could be shifted to cycling.

FACT: in an average european city halF oF all Motorised trips related to goods transport could be shiFted to bicycle or cargo bike. Basline

How CycleLogistics can change the traffic in an average city in an average european city with 240.000 inhabitants there are about 1.000.000 trips per day.

1,000,000

400,000

600,000

490,000

All trips

Bicycle, pedestrian, Public Transport

Motor vehicle trips

Motorised trips related to goods transport

nuMber oF trips per day

nuMber oF trips to shiFt to bicycle & cargobike

relative % oF shiFt within Mot. trips related to goods

490,000

250.000

51%

Delivery

100,000

25.000

25%

Service and business

110,000

55.000

50%

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130,000

100.000

77%

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90,000

40.000

44%

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60,000

30.000

50%

Motorised trips related to goods transport

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what if A CARGOBIKE DELIVERS YOUR GOODS


diversification of mobility as a whole WHAT´S ON A BIKE PATH?

police-security

sightseeing/tour bikes transport-delivery-post family and kids (tricycles/minibikes)

tricycles-adults bikes

tandems

city-commuting-folding bikes

wheelchairs-limited mobility

recreational cycling

walking-jogging

kick scooters-rollers-skates

electric vehicles-segways road bikes-mountan bikes-BMX bikes

velomobiles

motorbikes and scooters

handbikes-secumbent bikes

≠SPEED, RYTHM AND MANOEUVRABILITY! lifestyle, health, increasing amount of elderly, rise of ebikes


highway as an inspiration?

100 km / hour

20 km / hour


different speeds

100 km/h truck lane 120 km/h car lane

15 km/h cargo bike 25 km/h elec. bike

highway

new bike path


impact on urban planning: example: street in old city center, supplying shops


what if: all delivery is done by cargobike?

doorstep carparking

road

delivering goods

doorstep and bike parking bike lane


impact on suburban area's: delivering to homes


what if: all delivery is done by cargobike?

empty shop

doorstep car road

parallel road with parking on both sides

distribution center

bike parking bike lane (slow) bike lane (fast)


impact of cargobikes on the existing delivery network DISTRIBUTION CENTER

DISTRIBUTION CENTER

DISTRIBUTION CENTER


what if A CARGOBIKE DELIVERS YOUR GOODS


a new distribution model?

SMALL DISTRIBUTION CENTER


back to basics, fine network Leegstand periferie 40% Bijna veertig procent van de 2,4 miljoen vierkante meter winkelleegstand in Nederland is te vinden op decentrale retaillocaties. Winkelleegstand heeft consequenties voor de vitaliteit en leefbaarheid van centrumgebieden in heel Nederland maar kent grote lokale variaties. De leegstand is in de periode 2008-2013 vooral gegroeid in middelgrote steden. In de periferie van Nederland worden vooral de stedelijke kernen getroffen, meer dan de rurale en suburbane gebieden. Binnen de Randstad worden juist rurale gebieden relatief harder getroffen.

source: NRW en brancheorganisatie INretail


reactivating the periphery


space for cargobikes

empty shop

doorstep

road with car parking on both sides

distribution center

bike parking bike lane (slow) bike lane (fast)


forward to basics: cycling and cargobikes can fundamentally change the face of a city and can contribute to making it a better place for people.


space for the dairyman


forward to basics


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