In the city outskirts, people are more dependant on their cars due to the spread-out structure of the suburban city fabric. This causes congestion, environmental and health issues to those who drive and those who passively suffer air contamination and poor infrastructure due to car-centric design. To fight this, this project challenges the current state of Rybníčky, a neighbourhood in the semi-suburban area, and offers an updated masterplan for it. A centre point of the neighbourhood is Skalka metro station which is regarded here as the main entrance/exit point into/from the neighbourhood, where transportation modes could be switched in benefit of car-free movement.
