Bolt - The Little Big Think Tank
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Bolt - The Little Big Think Tank How can we make our cities better places to live? And how can shared mobility help? We brought the world’s leading imagination experts together to find out. The youngest is 5. The oldest is 13. And they call themselves the Little Big Think Tank. The Little Big Blueprints What happens when 37 imagination experts meet urban planner Lior Steinberg? Discover the first book written by kids, but made for adults. We asked 37 experts to share their visions of the perfect city. Urban planner Lior Steinberg connected the dots between imagination and reality — proving tha
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