The Amsterdam Time Machine is working on several different applications, each illustrating a part of the ATM philosophy. In the Jewish Quarter project, the subject of an earlier post, the central goal is to connect datasets from different archives and museums that enable story telling about people, houses, and eventsContinue Reading
The Amsterdam Time Machine collaborates with researchers from Amsterdam Diaries, a project led by Babs Boter (Free University Amsterdam) and Marleen Rensen (University of Amsterdam). This project aims to collect, study, and present personal stories on the city of Amsterdam throughout the centuries to a broad audience. With an interdisciplinaryContinue Reading
Amsterdam, a rapidly expanding city, is confronted with a pressing housing shortage, further compounded by the challenges posed by climate change. This necessitates the task of formulating a sustainable urban future to accommodate the growing number of residents. The most prominent manifestation of this challenge is observed in the Haven-StadContinue Reading
The Amsterdam Time Machine doesn’t only focus on the past, but also wants to contribute to the future design of the city: “Understanding the past to shape the future”. Keeping this motto in mind, we have started a pilot project in Amsterdam Southeast (Zuidoost). Based on historical data, we wantContinue Reading
Samen met het Joods Museum heeft de Amsterdam Time Machine het initiatief genomen om datasets uit verschilelnde archieven en collecties over Joods Amsterdam met elkaar te verbinden. Samen met Menno den Engelse van Islands of Meaning zijn we gestart met het in kaart brengen van twee straten: de Jodenbreestraat en de Nieuwe Amstelstraat. Het Joods Museum heeft uitgezochtContinue Reading
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