This Was the 'Bicycle of the Future' in 1946: The Spacelander Vision
In the years following World War II, the world was obsessed with futuristic designs, technological advancements, and the promise of a brighter tomorrow. One of the most ambitious and striking products of this time was the 1946 "bicycle of the future," a concept designed by industrial designer Benjamin Bowden. It was a bold vision of what bicycles could become, embodying the optimism and aesthetic of mid-century modern design, blending form, function, and a hint of science fiction.
The Origins of the Design
Benjamin
In the years following World War II, the world was obsessed with futuristic designs, technological advancements, and the promise of a brighter tomorrow. One of the most ambitious and striking products of this time was the 1946 "bicycle of the future," a concept designed by industrial designer Benjamin Bowden. It was a bold vision of what bicycles could become, embodying the optimism and aesthetic of mid-century modern design, blending form, function, and a hint of science fiction.
The Origins of the Design
Benjamin
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