Design Miami: Streets Without Limits


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Architect Bjarke Ingels has worked with AUDI AG to bring his vision of a "digital street" to life for the Design Miami, 2011 exhibition.

MIAMI – Nov 22, 2011: The architects of Bjarke Ingels Group created the concept in 2010 for the Audi Urban Future Award architecture competition. Now they have translated their vision, called "Urban Future," into an interactive, three-dimensional LED installation. The model shows a street without limits - one that can continuously change its function from a highway to a pedestrian zone, and even to a recreation area.

At the heart of it is the Audi A2 concept vehicle: an integral part of the installation that communicates with the street and with people on the move. As part of this concept, Audi continues to offer a peek at electric driving in the megacities of the future, with the ongoing A2 concept technology study. The purely electric powered A2 concept is a classic space concept: a premium vehicle for metropolitan areas featuring generous amounts of space and composed road manners.

The exhibition will run from November 30 - December 4.

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