Martin Angelov, an architect from Sofia Bulgaria, presented his pioneering idea for how cyclists and pedestrians could move at the city of the future or at a city where free space is limited. Overhead bicycle lanes on an idea from the realm of science fiction, but that could happen!
Martin Angelov: How cyclists and pedestrians could move at the city of the future
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Martin Angelov is a graduate of the Sofia University of Architecture, Civic Engineering and Geodesy. In 2009, he won the City Transportation Interchange Brief at the Line of Site international architecture competition. He is currently involved in several experimental projects for the urban environment. He enjoys simplifying things to an extreme and challenging convention.
