Kunlé Adeyemi, Elizabeth Diller, Yves Béhar and Daniel Simon are among the judges for Dezeen's Future Mobility Competition powered by Arrival, which seeks innovative ideas to transform transportation.
The four leading architects and designers will be joined by Jeremy Offer and Martina Wierzbicki from Arrival and Marcus Fairs and Cajsa Carlson from Dezeen to form the judging panel, which will assess the competition entries and select the winners.
The Future Mobility Competition powered by Arrival calls for radical mobility solutions
Launched last month, the Future Mobility Competition powered by Arrival is a global design contest for ideas that reimagine the future of transportation.
Contestants are tasked with identifying problems with mobility in their city, or a city they are familiar with, and proposing solutions that will improve how people move around their environment. The contest is open for entries until 14 April 2022 and features total prize money of $85,000 with a top prize of $25,000.
Full details of how to enter the competition can be found in the competition brief and rules.
Kunlé Adeyemi is the founder of architecture practice NLÉ
Adeyemi is an award-winning architect, professor and development strategist and the founder and principal of architecture, design and urbanism studio NLÉ.
Alongside his professional practice, Adeyemi is an international speaker and thought leader. He is a member of UNDP's Africa in Development Supergroup and is currently an adju...