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‘Putting the Brakes on Bike Theft’ Barbican Exhibition  

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An exhibition as part of the London Bicycle Film Festival, to accompany a multi stakeholder seminar aimed at disseminating Bikeoff project outputs and designing out bike theft. The exhibition launched a free online design resource (via Bikeoff.org) featuring over a hundred case studies of cycling facilities and schemes from around the world, aimed at helping a multi stakeholder audience, including designers and architects, to  “get smart quick” about bike theft and how to design secure cycling infrastructure for our cities. Further iterations of the exhibition, including new materials such as videos of interviews with designers upgraded visual materials, were shown at New London Architecture (6 weeks), and the Central Saint Martins innovation Centre Gallery (4 weeks). Some of the images from this exhibition have recently been included in an Australia exhibition curated by Paul Cozens at Curtin University.  Melbourne, Australia.

Putting the Brakes on Bike Theft 03.10.08  
Please RSVP d.d.davies@csm.arts.ac.uk or register online (link below).

For further information (programme, venue directions etc) please see:

http://www.amiando.com/LBFFseminar.html

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What is New in The Innovation Centre  

‘What is New in the Innovation Centre’. February 2008. This Exhibition curated by Gamman, L. and Thorpe, A. at the Innovation Centre, Central Saint Martins featured work from the Bikeoff research initiative who are based there, particularly anti-theft bike parking designs.

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Holborn Unlocked – student exhibition on bicycle parking design solutions  

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Holborn Unlocked (May 2007) student exhibition on bicycle parking design solutions, Lethaby II Gallery, CSM, London.
Curators: Gamman, L. and Thorpe, A.

This exhibition presented design responses catalysed by a Bikeoff studio project run with MA Industrial Design at Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design. The project was launched with a seminar day that included presentations from public sector bike parking providers, architects, sound researchers, designers for public space and local government disability officers. The aim of the project was to get students to consider how cycle parking design could address the needs and desires of multiple users – not just cyclists – and potentially contribute to place-making, way-finding and regeneration, whilst reducing the risk of bicycle theft. No small order, but the exhibition inspired sophisticated design responses and the students collaborated to produce a provocative exhibition that was open to the general public via the Lethaby II Gallery. The exhibition opening was attended by local stakeholders and designers and cycle parking providers from further afield. The ambitious designs catalysed from this project, posters, 3d models, films and other forms of visualised researched, generated a useful debate about the potential for cycle parking to make a positive contribution to the streetscape.

For further information please see the Holborn Unlocked website


‘Visual Codes and Sport in Public Space’ at Museu Olímpic, Catalunya  

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Marcus Willcocks of Bikeoff was invited to present Visual Codes and Sport in Public Space. (Códigos Visuales y el Deporte en el Espacio Público) at the opening conference of Sport and the Construction of Citizenship (Esport I Construcció Ciutadania), Museu Olímpic, Catalunya, Spain in January 2007. Given in Spanish to approximately 200 attendants.

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Bikeoff Exhibition at London Bicycle Film Festival 2006  
The Bikeoff team presents an exhibition of research and ‘anti’ bike theft products to show what designers can do to help cyclists keep their bikes. The Bikeoff exhibition was held at the Cochrane Theatre, part of London Bicycle Film Festival 2006.
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Puma Bike & SAFE: Design Takes on Risk at MOMA, NY  
The Puma ‘Anti-theft’ bike designed by Adam Thorpe, Joe Hunter and Jens Martin Skibsted and manufactured by Biomega is showing in MOMA’s SAFE: Design Takes on Risk exhibition.The bike featured an integrated lock, if you break the lock you break the bike. Hopefully this will deter thieves as you get less use or resale value from a broken bike.
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Bikeoff.org Exhibition  
Adam Thorpe, Marcus Willcocks and Lorraine Gamman curated ‘Bikeoff.org’ exhibition, The Cycle Show, Business Design Centre, London. Official launch of bikeoff.org saw the launch of the bikeoff.org weblog an online forum for comment and discussion of cycle parking furniture and facilities.
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