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‘Putting The Brakes On Bicycle Theft’ at New London Architecture  

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Putting the Brakes on Bicycle Theft (December 2008 – January 2009) New London Architecture
Curators: Gamman, L. and Thorpe, A.

An exhibition featuring many of the original exhibits shown at the Barbican Centre, re-contextualised and redesigned for New London Architecture, aimed at an architectural audience, was displayed for 6 weeks showcasing bike parking designs that make life easier for cyclists and harder for bike thieves. New work created for this event included upgraded visual material and a video installation of designers talking about their designs.

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– Design Exemplars for Secure Cycling exhibition catalogue

Gamman, L. and Thorpe, A. (2008) Putting the Brakes on Bicycle Theft

This catalogue accompanied the “Putting the Brakes on Bicycle Theft 2” exhibition, created for New London Architecture, which showcased new bike parking design that make life easier for cyclists and harder for bike thieves. It also presented Bikeoff.org’s open access online design resource which aims to help a multi agency audience including architects to “get smart quick” about bike theft and innovate secure cycling infrastructure for our cities.

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