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Hi, my name is Tiffany. I'm an urban design and planning student at University of Melbourne. (Posting images that inspire me.)

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More fancy shed than Four Seasons, the Lillestrøm Bicycle Hotel lets commuters pay a small monthly fee to safely store bicycles indoors while they’re at work or out of town. Cute moniker aside, bicycle hotels are serious—and seriously useful—pieces of urban infrastructure. Like bike lanes and bike bridges, they make it easier for people to choose cycling over driving. That behavior makes cities healthier.

READ MORE: It’s a fancy hotel, only, you know, for bicycles.