studio yumakano playfully shapes bike stands for cyclists to park
offered as packaged pieces, the stand functions as simple and clear signs that anyone can 'read' or identify.
addressing the problem of randomly stationed bicycles across outdoor spaces, japan-based studio yumakano has developed a series of playful bike-shaped stands where cyclers can park their vehicles.
studio yumakano bike stand series
studio yumakano‘s proposed stands also function as a visual sign that anyone can ‘read’. placed next to sidewalks, parking lots and streets, users would easily identify the spots and slide their bicycles for a proper stationing. ‘placing them could create lanes of traffic to walk or ride through, create a pleasant atmosphere, and invite people to stop and look around’, elaborates the team.
the playful and simple shape allows anyone to identify the piece
example of bike stationed at the stand
close up view of the seamless design
this concept could help ease the problem of randomly parked bikes across streets
bike stand model 1
bike stand model 2
packaging design
the stands can come as individual pieces for users
unloading the product
project:
release date : 10.2016
client : nemoto shipyard
art direction & design : yuma kano
graphic design : yu miyama
material : steel
weight : 1.5kg
size : w362×d58×h219mm
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