Bikes, Buses, Trains & Walkable Spaces

Event type: Ode to NYC

Bikes, Buses, Trains & Walkable Spaces

By Troy Vasilakis

Public spaces and public transit are among the things that make this city great. Unfortunately, 76% of New York City’s public space is dedicated to the movement and storage of cars.

This space, even a fraction of it, can be better utilized to serve the people who live here — from parks to tree canopies, to subways to bike lanes, the city can create a more sustainable and equitable future for its residents by putting their health, safety, and the environment first.

A project by

Troy Vasilakis

A graduate of the Fashion Institute of Technology, a graphic designer at the Brooklyn Museum, and a board member of AIGA NY, Troy Vasilakis is an energetic designer residing in Sunset Park, Brooklyn. A lover of typography and conversations, you can find him biking around the boroughs, walking around with a piece of fruit in hand, or a combination of the two.