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DRSR 2018-2023 Ethnographic Fieldwork

The research explores rhythm as a new methodology for policymaking, which aims to enhance the sharing of culture for social resilience in neighborhoods. With residents, civil servants and creative industries participating, physical and data rhythms are analyzed and designed in Amsterdam Zuidoost. A special online platform supports the research.

The research is the continuation of City Rhythm (2016-2017). The consortium engages University of Amsterdam, Delft University of Technology, Amsterdam Zuidoost City Borough (Stadsdeel Zuidoost) and Amsterdam Statistics Bureau (OIS).

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University of Amsterdam Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences AMS Institute GGD Amsterdam - Public Health Service City of Amsterdam
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Projects Design research Responsible Urban Digitization (AMS Institute) Designing Rhythms for Social Resilience (DRSR) (2018-2024)

  • Rhythm Matters! How Rhythm Analysis Bridges Architecture and Sociology

  • When the Rhythm Zones Meet

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    Case Study 3: Rhythms During the Covid-19 Pandemic

  • Collection 8

    Changing Rhythms During the Pandemic in Amsterdam Zuidoost (2022)

  • Tides of Tourism

  • Collection 7

    Case Study 2: Youth Unemployment in Amsterdam Zuidoost

  • Collection 7

    Case Study 1: The Emergence of Trash in the K-buurt, Amsterdam Zuidoost

  • Collection 9

    Kick-Off DRSR

  • City Rhythm: An Approach to Urban Rhythm Analysis

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