Street Experiments for Sustainable and Resilient cities 

What will this course be about? A four-week overview

Introduction: The need of experimenting with streets

The Pandemic as a Street Experiment

Why should we experiment with streets?

Shaping Urban Mobility, an Automaker's Surprising Perspective

About this Course

About EIT Urban Mobility

Main Takeaways: The Pandemic as a Street Experiment

Urban Streets between Public Space and Mobility

Urban mobility and public space. A challenge for the sustainable liveable city of the future

Introduction to the final assignment

Week 1 in a nutshell

Understanding the Street as Public Space

Introduction: Getting to know Street Experiments

4 Types of Street Experiments by Luca Bertolini, Part 1

4 Types of Street Experiments by Benjamin Büttner, Part 2

From ?streets for traffic? to ?streets for people?: can street experiments transform urban mobility?

Week 2 in a nutshell

Getting to know Street Experiments

Introduction: Implementing Street Experiments

Experimenting with Streets in Munich, Germany - Melanie Grotsch

Experimenting with Streets in Milan - Rossella Ferorell

Experimenting with Streets in Stuttgart - Jesús Martínez

Enhancing the Value of Urban Spaces by Re-Shaping Mobility: What Makes Street Experiments Successful?

Week 3 in a nutshell

Key aspects of successful Street Experiments

Introduction: From evaluation to systemic change

Evaluating Street Experiments

Experimentation, participation, & the right to reimagine the city Lior Steinberg (Humankind)

Five Essential Characteristics of Street Experiments

Experiencing Piazza Zenetti in Munich, Germany

?From Temporary Arrangements to Permanent Change: Assessing the transitional capacity of city street experiments".

Making great strides: Learning from the revolution on Milan's post pandemic streets

Week 4 in a nutshell

From temporary arrangements to systemic change