Mobility City is hosting the exhibition Human-Scale Cities in Zaragoza, an initiative bringing together international experiences in urban planning and sustainable mobility to highlight the challenges facing today’s cities. Organized by Fundación Ibercaja together with Bici Lab Andorra, the exhibition will be open through January 31 at the Zaha Hadid Bridge.
Human-Scale Cities: International Models for Discussing Urban Mobility
The exhibition focuses on models developed in cities around the world, presented as benchmarks for reflection rather than formulas for direct application. Curitiba is associated with urban planning; Copenhagen, with its commitment to cycling; Vancouver, with shared mobility services; and Zurich, with the integration of public transportation.
These cases address issues such as urban mobility, connections between neighborhoods, and reducing dependence on private vehicles. The exhibition also links these experiences to the reality of Zaragoza, its progress, and the challenges posed by urban planning and transportation in the years ahead.
The opening was attended by José Luis Rodrigo, CEO of Fundación Ibercaja; Sergi González, chief consul of Andorra la Vella; Jaime Armengol, director of Mobility City; and Eduard Tarrés, curator of the exhibition.
Dioramas, Videomapping and Bicycles Bring the Sustainable City to the Public
Human-Scale Cities combines visual and educational resources to present its content. The exhibition includes miniature urban dioramas, videomapping displays, miniature vehicles, classic models, and delivery vehicles.
Among the exhibits is a PlayMobil replica of the Zaha Hadid Bridge. The exhibition also features distinctive bicycles from the collection of Bonaventura Riberaygua Sasplugas, highlighting the role of this mode of transportation in sustainable, healthy mobility that is increasingly common in everyday travel.
Bici Lab Andorra Brings Its Perspective on Cycling and Mobility to Zaragoza
The exhibition comes from Bici Lab Andorra, a bicycle museum in Andorra la Vella, where it was previously displayed before arriving in Zaragoza. The venue explores the potential of bicycles from sporting, economic, mobility, and health perspectives, while also serving as a museum devoted to bicycles and technology.
With this exhibition, Mobility City strengthens its role as a venue for analysis, debate, and outreach on trends and solutions tied to the mobility of the future. The initiative, led by Fundación Ibercaja, places urban planning, transportation, and sustainable mobility at the heart of the public conversation.
