The intersection of Milwaukee, Wolcott, and Wood, in the heart of Wicker Park, has been the source of confusion and fear for many years.  Norsman Architects envisioned a new design for the traffic intersection that will aid in the safe passage for automobiles, bikes, and pedestrians alike.  Designed as a concept for neighborhood groups interested in making a change, this idea will come to life in the winter of 2014.

Norsman Architects continue to think about the urban landscape and are working on a prototype for the "bike lean," a piece of urban furniture that acts as a safe place to stop for cyclists as well as a bench for the weary urban pedestrian.

The intersection of Milwaukee, Wolcott, and Wood, in the heart of Wicker Park, has been the source of confusion and fear for many years.  Norsman Architects envisioned a new design for the traffic intersection that will aid in the safe passage for automobiles, bikes, and pedestrians alike.  Designed as a concept for neighborhood groups interested in making a change, this idea will come to life in the winter of 2014.

Norsman Architects continue to think about the urban landscape and are working on a prototype for the "bike lean," a piece of urban furniture that acts as a safe place to stop for cyclists as well as a bench for the weary urban pedestrian.

The intersection of Milwaukee, Wolcott, and Wood, in the heart of Wicker Park, has been the source of confusion and fear for many years.  Norsman Architects envisioned a new design for the traffic intersection that will aid in the safe passage for automobiles, bikes, and pedestrians alike.  Designed as a concept for neighborhood groups interested in making a change, this idea will come to life in the winter of 2014.

Norsman Architects continue to think about the urban landscape and are working on a prototype for the "bike lean," a piece of urban furniture that acts as a safe place to stop for cyclists as well as a bench for the weary urban pedestrian.

The intersection of Milwaukee, Wolcott, and Wood, in the heart of Wicker Park, has been the source of confusion and fear for many years.  Norsman Architects envisioned a new design for the traffic intersection that will aid in the safe passage for automobiles, bikes, and pedestrians alike.  Designed as a concept for neighborhood groups interested in making a change, this idea will come to life in the winter of 2014.

Norsman Architects continue to think about the urban landscape and are working on a prototype for the "bike lean," a piece of urban furniture that acts as a safe place to stop for cyclists as well as a bench for the weary urban pedestrian.