About
This project was inspired by the 'sustainable' vision for Dundee city centre and the universal drive to change people's perception of public transport and its infrastructure. Exploring transit as a catalyst for urban renewal results in new ideas and provides momentum for enhancing living conditions in a city. Improving the travel experience through placemaking would be achieved by promoting more active transportation and easy transit mode shares through improved walking, cycling, and waiting conditions. Multi-modal hubs will involve reconsidering our journey environment to create inclusive and accessible transit, safer streets, and vibrant neighbourhoods. These hubs can also potentially tackle the issue of derelict land in Dundee by integrating them with the surrounding urban fabric, transforming them into liveable spaces. Concentrated mobility in urban, metropolitan, and rural areas opens up new possibilities for local improvements to the public domain, commercial purposes, and community programs.
Designing these mobility hubs as small-scale, socially catalytic interventions adaptable to the surroundings and the community for whom they are targeted to address can unite the neighbourhood and foster social interaction.
