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Discover the Subjectieve Atlas van Amsterdam Launch: Resident Views on Urban Life

This unique atlas presents Amsterdam through diverse resident experiences, influencing urban design and decision-making discussions.

The 'Subjectieve Atlas van Amsterdam' launch event focused on a groundbreaking publication. This atlas offers a unique counter-mapping of the city, highlighting the specific experiences and reflections of its residents. Discussions explored how these diverse perspectives on housing, public space, and social inclusion can inform urban planning and decision-making processes in Amsterdam. It serves as a vital tool for understanding accessibility and justice within the urban landscape, moving beyond traditional methods.

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Exhibition summary

This event marks the festive launch of the 'Subjectieve Atlas van Amsterdam,' a publication that presents the Dutch capital as experienced by its residents. The evening will feature discussions with the atlas makers and professionals about integrating this new knowledge into urban planning and decision-making processes.

Curatorial context

The Subjectieve Atlas van Amsterdam offers a counter-mapping of the city, emphasizing the specific experiences and reflections of its residents, particularly those whose voices are often unheard. This publication serves as a crucial tool for understanding the accessibility and justice within the city, reflecting disparities in housing, public space, and social inclusion. It moves beyond traditional planning methods to incorporate diverse perspectives, resulting in over 80 new maps of Amsterdam that are sometimes amusing, often intimate, and frequently poignant. The atlas highlights the value of creating conditions for feeling at home, welcome, and comfortable in the city, showcasing a deep love and commitment to Amsterdam. It demonstrates how alternative methods can yield different knowledge, advocating for polyphony in the spatial process. The publication aims to inform designers, builders, clients, and policymakers about societal issues, encouraging engagement with these challenges. The launch event at Pakhuis de Zwijger on March 21, 2023, featured discussions with the atlas makers, mapmakers, and professionals interested in integrating this new knowledge into urban planning and decision-making processes.

Admission and ticket notes

Attendance for the launch event at Pakhuis de Zwijger is free but requires reservation via their website. The primary language for the event is English. Pakhuis de Zwijger is wheelchair accessible.

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Amsterdam Centre for Architecture (ARCAM)
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The publication is a co-production of Arcam and Subjective Editions, edited by Annelys de Vet, Wouter Stroet, and Anne Vera Veen. Contributions include work by Isa van Bossé and Rafaela Wang, Paandyar Pourseyf, Alexandra Rouppe van der Voort, Vreer Verkerke, and Piotr and Teferi.
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