Rhythm Research Collection

Caroline Nevejan Pinar Sefkatli

The urban challenge we address in this research is to enhance the sense of security in a specific neighbourhood by stimulating social cohesion through the creation of shared rhythms. There are many ways for analysing rhythms. From medical examinations of breath, to identifying the tides in the sea, to analysing rhythms in traffic or electricity use. Rhythm is sensed and analysed in many ways.

This research aims to identify of methods of analyses of rhythms, intervention in rhythms and it wants to formulate how rhythm analyses is a new resource for urban policymaking.