Here you'll find a selection of some of our past projects. We're working to expand this section with more projects and case studies soon - so stay tuned!
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A Vision of Kids for Transport is the result of workshops in 12 schools across Tāmaki Makaurau, with 181 student participants aged 6 to 11. Focusing on transport, we talked about their neighbourhoods now, how they get around, what they enjoy, and their hopes and expectations for the future.
Four key themes are supported by photos, quotes and artwork from the young participants, as well as key data and insights. Overall, the findings show the direction of change in how we move through our neighbourhoods and city that the up-and-coming generation desires.
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Leading the early engagement, co-design and consultation stages of a key cycling upgrade.
Guidance used by teams in 32 cities to deliver 89km of street change projects.
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Three local activation plans created alongside local people with the goal of encouraging more people to take more trips by bike.
Trial to 'stitch' together two adjacent green spaces by transforming a street to open public space.
Tactical Urbanism trial including cycleway and improved pedestrian safety in a complex town centre environment.
Pilot programme engaging 80 young kids in friendly competition to log over 2,000km in walking and cycling trips to school.
Safe School Streets involves trials of safety improvements at 13 primary schools across Auckland, providing safer routes to school for more than 5,000 children aged 5-11.
Crank managed the delivery of each project and the programme as a whole. The diversity of street and social contexts has generated significant learning about how to provide safety improvements that encourage walking and cycling at schools.
Safe Schools has led Crank to develop approaches to manage multiple concurrent tactical urbanism projects and systems that support procurement, triaging of feedback, and trial refinements at scale.
For more information on the work we do or our past projects please get in touch.
