Workshop
Next workshop Spring 2027
Planning & Design for a Cycle Friendly City
What do you learn in this workshop?
Building consensus for active and sustainable mobility projects is increasingly challenging. As Norwegian cities transform more spaces for walking and cycling, we need to shift the way we understand our streets.
The best way to learn is by seeing and doing. Using the backdrop of Stavanger, Norway's Cycling City, our experts will lead you through an interactive workshop that will strengthen your knowledge of cycling-friendly planning and design.
This workshop is ideal for urban and transport planners, landscape architects, or anyone needing a professional refresher.
We invite you to join us for 2 days packedwith knowledge development, networking, and inspiration.
A 2-day workshop combining international and Norwegian knowledge and expertise to inspire better cycling in Norway.
You will learn:
Who we are designing the streets for
Cycling-friendly design principles for streets and neighbourhoods
An inclusive approach to creating a cycle network
How to apply these principles to cities throug
hout Norway
This workshop will provide you with the knowledge and ability to plan and design a more inclusive and active street, a cohesive cycling network, and, ultimately a cycling-friendly city.
This workshop is ideal for urban and transport planners, landscape architects, or anyone needing a professional refresher.
The workshop is held in English, but Monica is a native Norwegian speaker and Robin has worked in Sweden and speaks Swedish fluently, so native Norwegian speakers will be taken very good care of.
Internationale & locale experts
This workshop is born out of a collaboration between colleagues Robin van der Griend, Melissa Bruntlett, and Monica Bikos.
Monica first met Melissa at the Norwegian Cycling Conference in Hamar in 2022 and invited her to lead a workshop in Stavanger together with Robin van der Griend from Mobycon. Since then Melissa has started her own consultancy Modacity Creative. The event was a great success, and the collaboration was so rewarding that we were inspired to bring it to a broader audience.
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