The Copenhagen Bike Share System Features a Futuristic Design
The Copenhagen Bike Share System would be a futuristic addition to the city, not for its function, but for its look. This cycle system introduces a completely new appearance to the growing urban staple. Instead of typical bike stands and bikes, there is a sunken aesthetic to this design.
Conceived by architecture and design studio Rafaa, the Copenhagen Bike Share System is incredibly interconnected as well. Through the use of GPS and W-Lan, it works to avoid conflicts while keeping tabs on every single bicycle in the system.
Through this concept, Rafaa hopes to increase city bikers from 37% to 50% by 2015. This is an attractive way to entice individuals to bike instead of drive, and decrease their carbon footprint.
Conceived by architecture and design studio Rafaa, the Copenhagen Bike Share System is incredibly interconnected as well. Through the use of GPS and W-Lan, it works to avoid conflicts while keeping tabs on every single bicycle in the system.
Through this concept, Rafaa hopes to increase city bikers from 37% to 50% by 2015. This is an attractive way to entice individuals to bike instead of drive, and decrease their carbon footprint.
