San Francisco welcomes Danish Bicycling, Urban Design and Sustainability Exhibit November 17, 2009 at 17:18
The exhibit will coincide with the United Nations International Climate Conference set for 3-14 December in Copenhagen.
San Francisco— The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) in conjunction with the Embassy of Denmark , Washington, D.C. will bring the acclaimed exhibit Dreams on Wheels to San Francisco City Hall beginning November 19. Developed by curator Thomas Ermacora in collaboration with Danish architect and urban design consultant Jan Gehl, Dreams on Wheels showcases Danish cycling culture and Denmark’s commitment to sustainability via urban design that promotes active transportation.
“The SFMTA is proud to share this exciting exhibit on bicycling with San Francisco and the Bay Area,” said Nathaniel P. Ford Sr., SFMTA Executive Director/CEO. “We know that it will be of great interest to our growing bicycling community.”
The Dreams on Wheels exhibit has made an international journey, most recently stopping in London and Portland, Oregon. The exhibit merges urban cycling culture, design intelligence and environmental consciousness and features case studies on how cycling has affected Danish culture. It also considers the history and social development of biking as a viable transportation alternative.
Press release from Embassy of Denmark, Washington DC of 17 November 2009
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Thank you for bringing this exhibit to the Bay Area. I’ve been a fan of Copenhagenize.com and Copenhagen Cycle Chic for a long time now. We need more of this kind of ethos in America, and SF is the natural place to start.
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