Safer and friendlier public spaces can often be achieved through re-organising traffic flow and movement patterns. Mobility is important, of course, but it is not the only purpose for which public spaces and streets are used.

This is why TRANSITEC adopts a multi-disciplinary approach to planning public space, collaborating with urban planners, landscapers, social and behavioural scientists, and infrastructure engineers.

It is with the help of such interdisciplinary teams that we are able to answer some of these frequently asked questions: should modes of transport be separate or should they share the public space? What innovative solutions could lead to projects that are both attractive and economically viable? And, on what level should impact be managed?