A future vision of the Thames at night
The Croydon Thameslink
Meridian Skyway by Chassay & Last Architects
Parliament Square imagined as pedestrian only
Moving Pavement at the Paris Exhibition, c. 1900
Thames 2000: proposed and existing piers for riverbus
Strategic map of riverside
Sustrans Thames Millennium Cycle Route
Proposed Eco-bus route
Fuel Cell System for an electrochemical engine
In the window of the Architecture Foundation hung a bicycle, its front wheel in constant motion, propelled by a small gadget – the Zeta 2. This invention designed by Sir Clive Sinclair was just one of the many exhibits in The Architecture Foundation's exhibition, Fuel for Thought, which acted as an information resource for the A Car-Free London? Ideas Competition. The competition was launched in July 1998 to coincide with the publication of the Government's White Paper – A New Deal for Transport – and was staged as both fun and serious exercise to identify alternative to the use of cars in cities.
In association with
The Green Alliance
The Pedestrians Association
Supported by
Maurice Bennett