Copenhagen - A masterclass in human-scale design, showing how political will, everyday cycling, and relentless public-space experimentation built one of the world’s most liveable cities.
Cape Town - A city wrestling with deep inequality but fuelled by activists, cyclists, and community builders fighting to reclaim streets and public spaces from decades of division.
Milan - A dense, stylish metropolis reinventing itself post-industrial-era through tactical urbanism, cultural energy, and a growing commitment to greener, slower streets.
Montréal - A chaotic, creative city where neighbourhood pride, cycling culture, and citizen-led interventions shape streets that somehow work despite the disorder.
Mexico City - One of the world’s biggest urban beasts, where citizens battle congestion and chaos with bold mobility experiments, cultural reinvention, and sheer determination.
Detroit/Windsor - Twin cities divided by a border but connected by history, creativity, and resilience, proving that reinvention comes from the ground up, not from masterplans.
