Tag - Ondřej Václavík

TRAM22: An artistic design for urban areas
Harshpaul | Jan 30 2009
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The TRAM22 design by Ondrej Vaclavik seeks to bring modern aesthetics into trams. Trams are a transport lifeline for a number of cities across the world and the designer’s idea is to make them more contemporary in outlook and in design....
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