PACES Stockholm - Prototype of Accessible, Calm, Equitable and Shared Stockholm

Purpose and goal:

The aim is to investigate how our needs and challenges will affect the way we travel to and within the city in the future. We will explore how three different locations in Stockholm could be affected in the future, and how certain changes may affect their level of mobility. The prototype will also be used to stimulate a discussion about the future of Stockholm, far beyond the project period, to inspire and enable new mobility solutions and develop our urban spaces.

For instance to illustrate what an extension of the City of Stockholm´s objective to reduce car traffic by 30% by 2030 could look like Expected results and effects:

The expected effects of our project include an improved understanding of how shared mobility and slower transport modes can transform urban travel. By reducing car traffic, we anticipate a cleaner environment, increased social interaction, and better health. The prototype will inspire new mobility solutions and promote sustainable urban development. Discussions generated by the project can lead to innovative policies and practical applications for the future of Stockholm.

Approach and implementation:

The project explores future scenarios through workshops with speculative design and data collection, focusing on Södermalm, Liljeholmen, and Skärholmen. We will create both a digital prototype using the AI tool UrbanistAI for visualizations and a physical prototype to stimulate dialogue. Continuous review meetings between Cloudberry and the City of Stockholm ensure progress and alignment.

The results will be presented in public spaces and exhibition halls to engage and inform a broad audience about future mobility solutions.