New use of parking space

Public space can be many things: a meeting place, a place to linger, a playground for children, a stage for stories or art, a common living room where people come together, move around, shop, relax or celebrate – a space for everyone. However, we currently use a large part of it to park private cars that are not in use 23 hours a day. Is that actually fair? What would a city with fewer cars look like – and how could that space be used differently?

With Heiko Rintelen (Changing Cities e.V.)
Heiko Rintelen works in honorary capacity for ChangingCities e.V., where he developed the communication strategy for the bicycle referendum Volksentscheid Fahrrad and helped set up its social media campaign. He is also the founder of the platform FixMyBerlin.de, which supports cities on their way to becoming bicycle cities through planning optimisation and good communication with citizens.