Designing Rhythms for Social Resilience (DRSR) (2018-2024)

Caroline Nevejan Pinar Sefkatli

NWO Funding Smart Culture - Big Data / Digital Humanities

In this research, we contribute to the humanities by an analysis of how people process their life experiences within cities, and also by examining how these experiences are increasingly being documented within urban data centers. We will develop a methodology that integrates digital data and visual and physical rhythm analysis for enabling new design interventions in neighborhoods. These new designs enhance shared culture thereby increasing social resilience.

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