Sharing economy and mobility services pave the way for innovative architecture. Mo-Bo is a housing concept with mobility services that solve residents' transportation needs in a socially, economically and ecologically sustainable way.
Mobility services enable more people and goods to be transported by fewer vehicles, which means smarter use of resources and space. In connection with the home, large areas and costs that were previously invested in private car spaces are freed up. The innovation work is based on a Living Lab (Vilunda, Mo-Bo I) and two test beds (Slakthusområdet, Mo-Bo II, and Östra Sala backe) where design, services and policies are tested in the planning, construction and operation phase.
The stakeholder constellation consists of municipalities, building operators, architects, service providers, residents and researchers. The goal is a transition from today's "Normal" in housing architecture and urban planning with a focus on private cars to the "New Normal" with a focus on transport needs, solution capacity and climate effects.
This effort has been further funded in the new project Mo-Bo III - Mobility and Housing as a single service.
