Explore the Woonerf concept with Lior Steinberg and discover what it takes to create truly livable streets.
As cities across the world rethink their approach to public space, the concept of woonerf ( streets designed for people, not cars) offers a powerful vision for the future of urban life. But how do we actually design liveable streets? And what lessons can we draw from real-world experiments?
In this webinar co-organised by All Things Urban and Urban Mobility Explained (UMX) by EIT Urban Mobility, urban planner and co-founder of of Humankind, Lior Steinberg, will take you on a journey through the principles of liveable street design. From shared spaces to slow mobility, we’ll explore how streets can become spaces of connection, safety, and joy
Gain insights on:
- The Woonerf concept – and how it’s being adapted beyond the Netherlands
- How urban design can prioritize people over vehicles without sacrificing function
- Real-world examples from cities that have embraced liveable street approaches
- Lessons for city leaders, planners, and advocates looking to transform their streets
Whether you work in mobility, policy, design, or community development—or you’re simply passionate about making cities more human – this session will leave you inspired and equipped with new ideas.
Speakers
— Lior Steinberg, Urban Planner & Co-Founder of Humankind
Lior works with cities around the world to create more liveable, people-centered places. With a background in urban planning and a talent for translating big ideas into practical changes, he brings fresh insight into how we can reshape our streets.
Recommended Course
Want to dive deeper into the Woonerf concept?
We encourage you to enroll in our free course “Designing a Livable Neighbourhood: The Woonerf Concept” by UMX.
