Urban mobility in 2050

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The Future of Urban Mobility
REFUELING GUESTS Hannah Fralick
Ella Hoogs
Sophia Kim
ID 3051 Nolan Helmuth
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Hannah Fralick
hfralick@gatech.edu
Nolan Helmuth
nhelmuth3@gatech.edu
Ella Hoogs
ehoogs3@gatech.edu
Sophia Kim
sophiak@gatech.edu
Meet the Team

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From gas station to
Charging
Destination.
Evolving mobility habits (pedestrian &
vehicle) in the future habits call for new
physical accommodations.

4. Context
Process
Community Charge
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Why does it matter?
How was it developed?
What are its features?

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CONTEXT
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setting, insights, purpose

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2050
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“From liminal to memorable space, what does
the urban mobility space of the future look like?”

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EVs will be 60% of new sales.
90% of the US will live in cities.
City dwellers are 77% more
likely to develop psychosis.
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>80%
of electric vehicle charging is done at home.
Today,
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COMFORT
TIME GAINED
RELAX
COMMUNITY
CHARGE
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PROCESS
concepts, testing, hierarchy

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Designing with Insights
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Human-centered Architecture
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Parking Lot to Car Elevator
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Park & Charge Elevator

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From left to right: Volkswagen Car Tower, Tesla charger prototype, Carvana tower

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Parking System = mobile app
Car Elevator Safety
Charger Kiosk UI
Human Aspects
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+
=
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Valet system
Autonomously
Park & Charge

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A Third Place
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Third place: somewhere to spend time, separate from work & home
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Third Place
Habits Survey
52 responses
85% work in public
once a month or less
65% seek out local
foods and vendors
60% would work more in
public if it fit their errands
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DESIRES
vs.
AVAILABILITY
THIRD PLACE

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COMMUNITY
CHARGE
a people-centric transport hub

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Hannah Fralick
hfralick@gatech.edu
Nolan Helmuth
nhelmuth3@gatech.edu
Ella Hoogs
ehoogs3@gatech.edu
Sophia Kim
sophiak@gatech.edu
Thank You!