A futuristic white, multi-level curved pathway with dark red accents. There are two blue and white train-like vehicles blurred as if moving at high speed, projecting from the top platform, a wide triangular tunnel with vertical silver columns in its interior that is visible through the cutaway view. A label marks this level as the 'energy transfer rail.' The center platform features a smaller tunnel on the left side, with a line of identical white, pod-like structures along horizontal tracks. This section is labeled the 'last mile public car.' To the far right of the center platform is another small tunnel set further back, from which a futuristic vehicle emerges. The bottom platform features multiple white lanes divided by gray lines which form tracks on which enclosed gray and white vehicles are placed intermittently. The background is a blue-ish gray, with a horizon line dividing the space topped with blue skies.

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Shareway 2030 Concept, 2012

This is a Shareway 2030 Concept. It was designed by Höweler + Yoon. It is dated 2012. It is a part of the department.

This design concept proposes a new American dream, trading ownership for sharing, where freedom and opportunity derived from access, density, proximity, and seamless mobility can restructure the American city and surrounding region. Using Boswash—the transportation corridor between Boston and Washington—as a test case, the Shareway proposes a new mobility platform for the sharing of and switching between transportation options. It enables a new linear settlement pattern no longer bound to a city’s center or sprawling periphery.

Model
2018
Wood, acrylic, paper

This model describes the Shareway an urban fabric that combines new physical infrastructure and intelligent networks. Crescents, the leftover spaces determined by Amtrak’s long curves and I-95’s undulating highway, are filled with transit-oriented, mixed-use buildings. Hubs facilitate modal switching between car, train, bike, bus, and ferry.

Video: Shareway
2012
2:25 minutes
Produced by Höweler + Yoon with Squared Design Lab (Culver City, California, USA)
Courtesy of Höweler + Yoon

It is credited Courtesy of Höweler + Yoon.

Hyperloop One, 2014–present
digital prints.
Courtesy of Virgin Hyperloop One.
MOBILITY.004

Drawing of a design for a monorail track viewed from below, depicting a large pylon track, with two sets of two cone shaped steel girders in a triangular formation holding up a thin, straight, silver path. Along the track an oblong shaped, futuristic red, blue and silver vehicle moves, heading towards our right. The track is set in a mid blue ground against a backdrop of deep blue, rectangular cliffs and a pale blue sky.

Drawing, Design for Monorail, MacArthur Airport, Long Island, NY, 1968
zip-a-tone on photostat.
Gift of Donald Deskey.
1988-101-1514

Drawing, Illustration of Construction of Aviation Building by William Lescaze and J. Gordon Carr Associates for the 1939 New York World's Fair

Drawing, Illustration of Construction of Aviation Building by William Lescaze...
black chalk on white wove paper.
Gift of Mrs. Hugh Ferriss.
1964-5-7

This object was previously on display as a part of the exhibition The Road Ahead: Reimagining Mobility.

Short URL http://cprhw.tt/o/4wUrdZ/
Accession Number MOBILITY.006
Object ID 2318795861