The sad fact is that many motorists do not take stoplights seriously, but ISBAK and the city of Istanbul now have a potential new system called Isiklarius Traffic Lights.
Art. Lebedev Studio wished to commence this concept from scratch, but in the end they opted to create a set of signals that are easily understood by drives and walkers based on a language similar to current infrastructure. These devices will incorporate the conventional red, green and yellow lights stacked one atop the other, but the overall shape and the aesthetic treatment will be much different.
The form of the vertical screens will taper at the bottom and take the appearance of a text exclamation mark. Beautifully crafted with wood veneers and traditional Turkish ornamentation, the modular Isiklarius Traffic Lights can also be used as pedestrian crossing signals.
What's Driving This Trend
- Conveying Importance of Signals
- The Isiklarius Traffic Lights highlight the need for drivers and pedestrians to take stoplights more seriously.
- Easily Understood Signals
- The use of a language similar to current infrastructure in Isiklarius Traffic Lights ensures that the signals are easily comprehended by drivers and walkers.
- Aesthetic Treatment of Traffic Lights
- The visually appealing design and traditional Turkish ornamentation of Isiklarius Traffic Lights offers disruptive innovation opportunities in the field of transportation aesthetics.
Who This Affects Most
- Transportation Infrastructure
- The Isiklarius Traffic Lights concept presents opportunities for disruptive innovation in the field of transportation infrastructure.
- Urban Planning
- The implementation of Isiklarius Traffic Lights in urban areas can lead to disruptive innovation in the field of urban planning.
- Product Design
- The unique aesthetic treatment and wood veneers used in Isiklarius Traffic Lights provide opportunities for disruptive innovation in the industry of product design.
