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June 6, 2007

The Design Prescription

Tonight at 6:00, a new exhibit opens at the Museum of Design Atlanta — The Design Prescription: How the Built Environment Affects our Health.

I was very lucky to have an opportunity to contribute to this exhibit and encourage you to check it out. My contribution is a short documentary created by myself and Cathy4 Commuters. The documentary chronicles the daily commutes of four people, each of whom use one of four different modes of transportation — a car, transit, feet, and a bicycle.

Over time, we’ll be building the 4 Commuters website to document how 4 average, real or hypothetical commuters come into conflict with one another, and what urban design elements can be used to alleviate those conflicts. We may even get really trendier-than-thou and ask whether, in some cases, it’s a good idea to alleviate modal conflicts.

But in the meantime, go and stop by the MoDA gallery space at Peachtree Center’s Marquis 2 building and check out this new exhibit.

Posted by Joe in Arts, Transportation at 12:37 pm |

2 comments for The Design Prescription »

  1. Awesome. Most people need visuals to better understand this topic. Good stuff!

    Comment by Trackboy1 — June 7, 2007 @ 9:41 am

  2. Joe… Your contribution was a great addition to our exhibit. It was also interesting to see peoples’ reaction to the Visionary Atlanta Transit Map. Great food for thought…

    Comment by Dave Heimbuch — June 11, 2007 @ 2:05 pm

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