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The City of Tel Aviv, like many cities in the world, is currently transforming the mobility to be greener, from a city dominated by private cars to a city of pedestrians, the users of public transport, and two-wheelers. The train rail, which is currently being built these days, will help in this revolution.

 

As a designer I decided to face the challenge of the comfort for others during the renovation. How can one experience the city as a rider on two wheels? How is it possible as a rider to shop 'on the road'? Where do you park on the way to the train? And how to combine everything together in a fitting way?

 

BYCYCLE is used as a bicycle parking lot for riders near the “Yehuda Halevi '' station, which is a transportation stop. In the space i'm designing there are functions that satisfy the needs of the riders and are accessible to them while cycling.