Urban planning – Everywhere Studio

Bikenomics Amsterdam – City of Amsterdam, Decisio

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The economics consultancy firm, Decisio, was commissioned by the City of Amsterdam to perform a social cost benefit analysis of the impacts of cycling in the city. They hired me to make an infographic of the contents that would accompany the report prepared for the city council. The infographic was divided into quadrants under the various themes, all painting the picture of the positive effects that cycling has for the municipality and its residents. I also translate the Dutch version into English for this project.

10 Golden Rules of Bike-Sharing – Velocitta

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Velocitta was an EU funded project to determine the best policy goals for cities to implement and maintain an efficient bike-sharing schemes. At the end of the three-year project, all of the collected data was compiled into “10 Golden Rules for Bike Sharing.” A video was designed to showcase these guidelines in and interesting and accessible way. I worked alongside the facilitator of the project, Pascal van den Noort to write and record a script, develop a storyboard and animate the video into a three-minute video. The results were shared at the final conference of the project and have been circulated extensively in the active transportation arena.

Wikken en Wegen – CROW & Decisio

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CROW is a nonprofit working with governments, contractors and consultants to share knowledge and establish best practices in the fields of innovation, transportation and security. Wikken en Wegen in the process they developed to help guide partners through the process. Working alongside Decisio, I developed an infographic to highlight the steps in the process.

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Sustainable Amsterdam Promotional Video

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Sustainable Amsterdam is a consultancy firm based in Amsterdam that showcases the city’s many innovative approaches to urban planning, resiliency and sustainable mobility. Part of the research formed the basis of “Are Streets for Cars” a short video demonstrating the changes to Amsterdam over the past few decades, changing into the liveable city that it is today. I worked extensively with Sustainable Amsterdam to showcase the positive message in their research and encourage people to learn more about the city and its transformation. My work on this video included scripting, recording, video editing and animation. The results have been published in many international media outlets and have appeared in conferences around the world.