Human Mobility Code: Building Future Multimodal Ecosystem

From industry, administration, and professional to culturally curious citizens — everyone’s invited! Hear the multimodal mobility professional launch his new book series, how smart data reveals pattern of people’s movement, experience artistic interventions in public space, and dive into vibrant, moderated debates on how mobility and public space can reinvent our city!

We will bring together four complementary perspectives:

1. Human Mobility Code - Building A New Mobility Ecosystem: Insights from author’s work as multimodal mobility professional, his research and development new concepts from his experiences from City of Toronto and Oshawa and creative and innovative work for cities across North America and East Asia, challenging traditional city building and proposing new frameworks for people-first mobility ecosystem.
2. Data-driven mobility behaviours: Research from motiontag revealing how jet setters, cyclists, train riders, and everyday commuters navigate urban environments, and how these behaviours are shaped by the world around us.
3. Community-led social space transformation: Rahel Savoldelli shares insights from Parkcafé Rehberge, showing how residents can reclaim and activate public space through community‑driven design. Adding the on‑the‑ground perspective, Rolf Mienkus — Managing Director of INSEL‑PROJEKT.BERLIN — brings deep expertise in operational neighborhood management and the practical utilization of urban spaces, revealing what it takes to turn local ideas into real, street‑level change.
4. Artistic expressions to reimagine urban public spaces: how might we envision our public spaces beyond the logic of consumerism? A choreographer proposes a reimagining of a transit-priority corridor in downtown Toronto. Captured through a short documentary film, the performative work invites city-makers and citizens alike to imagine alternative ways of inhabiting and connecting with their city's public spaces.

Three hours.

Four perspectives.

One powerful idea: cities mobility ecosystem can be built differently.

Event is hosted by Centre for Urban Dialogue.

Event Partner&Sponsor

motiontag Berlin ( https://www.motiontag.com/de/ )

Info: Exclusive insights by Dewan Karim, Author, Multimodal and Safety Planner/Engineer Canada.

Info: A success story on building the social spaces we actually want.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Dussmann das KulturKaufhaus, Friedrichstraße 90, Berlin, Germany

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