For our "future mobility" competition entry by arrival.uk+ dezeen, we suggested that future mobility should be concerned less about speed, specs or comfort, and even ecology. We argued that designers of mobility must begin to acknowledge how transportation mediums reveal - and have an impact on - the collective psychology within cities.

We designed a lazy rooftop transportation system for Nicosia that doesn't tackle luxuries, and extreme safety nor cares about zero-to-sixty but about simple needs of the soul - such as the urge to smoke while pondering and the ability to fly over traffic gridlocks.

The project suggests that new types of
transportation layers could emerge that work the synergy between mobility and the city's life and dreams.