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Using soft maps as an art-based planning intervention

Using soft maps as an art-based planning intervention

by admin_user | May 26, 2026 | Engage, Inspiration, Mobility, Reflections

Using soft maps as an art-based planning intervention In the past two years we have been working with visual artist Jan Rothuizen and colleagues from the city of Amsterdam to develop critical art-based methods for planning. Our main interest is how artworks can be...
Invisible Commutes: A documentary on Domestic Workers’ Mobility in Colombia

Invisible Commutes: A documentary on Domestic Workers’ Mobility in Colombia

by admin_user | Jun 12, 2025 | Mobility, Reflections

Invisible Commutes: A documentary on Domestic Workers’ Mobility in Colombia On the 23rd of May, Dr. Anna Nikolaeva and Dr. Irene Gómez-Varo , researchers of the GPIO Department (University of Amsterdam), hosted a special documentary screening event under the umbrella...
What are velomobile commons and why should we care?

What are velomobile commons and why should we care?

by admin_user | May 22, 2025 | Mobility, Reflections

What are velomobile commons and why should we care? This piece discusses the concept of the commons from the viewpoint of urban cycling. Based on a recent study I discuss the use of such concepts in action-oriented research designs, and explain why velomobile commons...

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