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Rhythms for Trust in Social Contexts Rhythms for Trust in Social Contexts
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Rhythm for Enhancing Social Safety: City Rhythm Case Studies Rhythm for Enhancing Social Safety: City Rhythm Case Studies
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Zaanstad: Balancing rhythms Zaanstad: Balancing rhythms
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Amsterdam: Matching rhythms Amsterdam: Matching rhythms
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Rotterdam: Tuning rhythms Rotterdam: Tuning rhythms
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Rhythm Analysis: Objects and Method Rhythm Analysis: Objects and Method
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Towards a Methodology of Urban Rhythm Analysis Towards a Methodology of Urban Rhythm Analysis
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Steps 1–3: Defining the problem Steps 1–3: Defining the problem
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Steps 4–6: Solutions and evaluation Steps 4–6: Solutions and evaluation
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Conclusion Conclusion
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Acknowledgement Acknowledgement
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Note Note
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References References
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8 City Rhythms: An Approach to Urban Rhythm Analysis
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Published:August 2020
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Abstract
This chapter presents the results of the exploratory study City Rhythm, a project of the Deft University of Technology, in collaboration with AMS Institute and six cities in the Netherlands. City Rhythm constructed different rhythmanalyses by combining social sciences and architecture methodologies such as interviewing techniques and visualisations, for analysing social issues related with sense of safety in neighbourhoods. Examples for carried out case studies are integrating migrants in a residential area (The Hague); motivating older people to go out of their homes (Rotterdam); identifying why single mothers do not make use of the facilities that are provided to them (Amsterdam); changing perception about youngsters who socialize in the open every day (Zaanstad); and enhancing the atmosphere in a specific street and square (Helmond and Zoetermeer), from the perspective of trust (Nevejan 2009, Nevejan 2012). It will be argued that the results indicate that rhythmanalysis in societal contexts can function as boundary object in policymaking processes.
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