Infrastructure

Nowaday the world is victim of an accelerated phase of mass urbanization and mega cities are developing across the whole globe. This is the moment in which little cities must highlight to avoid stay against the process, and also to attract talent from around the world. Two cities are seen as innovation sources, due to their attempsments  try to apply new ideas in their infraestructure: San Francisco and Amsterdam. Even though both are relatively small in comparison with the mega cities people see on tv , they are able to compete with them.

In this case, we will talk about Amsterdam. This city is the #2 destination in the world on the Lonely Planet’s list of cities to visit, and this recognition, and one of the principal reasons of its ranking is its unic and ecological infraestructure.

Amsterdam has an infrastructure based on the wellness of the environment and the citizens. This goal is fulfilled through the implementation of spaces, that allow the easy circulation in the city of ecological transports as public parkings with a cheap rate and recharging stations for electric cars, and bikeways for bicycles.

Bicycle Parkings:




Recharging Stations:




Day to day: