The space of a 15-minute city is to be segmented and decentralized to such an extent that all areas of public life, such as shopping facilities, doctors, educational institutions, public authorities, the workplace, as well as sports facilities, local recreation areas and connections to public transport can be reached within a radius of 15 minutes on foot.
Autonomous capabilities are becoming more and more extensive in cars. Due to the mostly low use of the own vehicle, the trend of car sharing, especially of autonomous cabs, is increasing.
The use of robots in online retail is steadily increasing and is also becoming more and more important in logistics. Bots are already being used to deliver packages, offering contactless and risk-free delivery.
Global migration encompasses movements around the globe. This is not a new phenomenon – but the movements are significantly more numerous, faster and open to more people than ever before.
Micromobility is the integration of mobility in public transport. Nowadays, bicycles, mopeds and e-scooters dominate the cityscape. Micromobility helps avoid congestion and minimizes the problem of parking in the city.
In the travel industry, the relationship with the local and the environment is the main focus for tourists. Travelers are demanding increasingly immersive travel experiences and transformative vacation experiences. Therefore, in order to remain successful in the future, travel providers should develop into designers of resonance spaces.
Seamless mobility refers to the integration of autonomous services into public services. This relieves the traffic system and, thanks to real-time analyses, eliminates waiting times and unnecessary changes in public transport, e.g. trains.
The trend of slow travel is becoming more conscious in society, reinforced by the Corona pandemic and the aftermath of the lockdown. This is because constant availability at home, or in the home office, is becoming less important and is affecting people’s attitude to life.
The mixing of living, work and leisure also shapes the rhythm of life. The boundaries between the different areas are blurring, ending in a flexible and mobile working style.
Bike boom refers to the rising demand and use of bicycles in the city. The bike boom combines the need for environmentally friendly transportation solutions, health benefits, transportation flexibility and the need for high tech.
Digitalization and automation are driving the transformation of e-mobility. In addition to the range of the batteries, charging management is considered a challenge for the spread of electric vehicles.
Last Mile Concepts are integrated for a sustainable and seamless transportation route at the end of the supply chain. Three- and four-wheeled products replace cars or vans on the last leg of the delivery. Especially in city centers, the concept offers a successful solution.
Modern Nomadism is a lifestyle that embodies an urban mindset. Modern nomads are people who feel at home in many places, absorb the cultural and local characteristics of the regions and want to quickly become part of the local community in new places.
The term Road Diet refers to the streamlining of urban roads. The influence of the Corona pandemic, in particular, accommodated and accelerated change, especially in favor of bicyclists and pedestrians.
Whether it’s cars or mopeds, the supply of shared mobility is immense and growing. Because although the trend is widespread in city centers, the supply on urban fringes is declining. Shared mobility significantly changes the amount of land used for parking spaces, for example.
Third Places are public places to stay besides the home and workplace, such as parks, train stations, airports, waiting areas or shopping malls. As a result of the increased shift of everyday life to the digital, these public spaces are becoming much more important as places to meet and as living spaces.
The mixing of living, work and leisure also shapes the rhythm of life. The boundaries between the different areas are blurring, ending in a flexible and mobile working style.
Bike boom refers to the rising demand and use of bicycles in the city. The bike boom combines the need for environmentally friendly transportation solutions, health benefits, transportation flexibility and the need for high tech.
Digitalization and automation are driving the transformation of e-mobility. In addition to the range of the batteries, charging management is considered a challenge for the spread of electric vehicles.
Last Mile Concepts are integrated for a sustainable and seamless transportation route at the end of the supply chain. Three- and four-wheeled products replace cars or vans on the last leg of the delivery. Especially in city centers, the concept offers a successful solution.
Modern Nomadism is a lifestyle that embodies an urban mindset. Modern nomads are people who feel at home in many places, absorb the cultural and local characteristics of the regions and want to quickly become part of the local community in new places.
The term Road Diet refers to the streamlining of urban roads. The influence of the Corona pandemic, in particular, accommodated and accelerated change, especially in favor of bicyclists and pedestrians.
Whether it’s cars or mopeds, the supply of shared mobility is immense and growing. Because although the trend is widespread in city centers, the supply on urban fringes is declining. Shared mobility significantly changes the amount of land used for parking spaces, for example.
Third Places are public places to stay besides the home and workplace, such as parks, train stations, airports, waiting areas or shopping malls. As a result of the increased shift of everyday life to the digital, these public spaces are becoming much more important as places to meet and as living spaces.
