The very clever HyeonCheol Lee aims to make the subway ride a very easy experience for all of us. By simply change the way the doors and chairs are arranged, the density level can be dispersed to each direction; meanwhile the total number of seats remains the same. Other improvisations include E-ink displays that run on low electricity and specific spaces for luggage and umbrellas.
Designer: HyeonCheol Lee
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