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<div style="float:left; width: 350px;">[[File:CvsL.jpg|330px]]</div>There is a strong relation between everyday life and rhythm - a concrete modalities of social time.
 
  
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We are particulraly interested in the relation between '''cyclical and linear time'''. In this way we can describe daytime in accordance with social categories.
 
  
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The realtions of the cyclical time and the linear are not simple: there is between them antagonistic unity - they are in perpetual interaction.
 
  
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Cyclical repetition and the linear repetitive separate out under analysis, but in reality interfere with one another constantly. The cyclical originates in the cosmic, in nature: days, nights, seasons, the waves and tides of the sea, monthly cycles, etc. The linear would come rather from social practice, therfore from human activity: the monotony of actions and of movements, imposed structures. The antagonist unity of relations between the cyclical and the linear sometimes gives rise to '''compromises''', sometimes to '''disturbances'''.
 
  
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<div style="float:left; width: 350px;">[[File:CvsL.jpg|330px]]</div>There is a strong relationship between everyday life and rhythm. We are particulraly interested in the relationship between cyclical and linear rhythm. Cyclical and linear rhythm are in perpetual interaction, the cyclical originates in the cosmic, in nature: days, nights, seasons, the waves and tides of the sea, monthly cycles, etc. The linear emerges from social practice, therfore from human activity: the monotony of actions and of movements, imposed structures. The antagonist unity between the cyclical and the linear sometimes gives rise to '''compromises''', sometimes to '''disturbances'''.
  
  
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=='''Our analysis'''==
 
  
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The surrounding institutions control the rhythm of movement and activity surrounding and extending beyond the site. We need to map and represent the contours of the flow of people around the site. This analysis will help us to define where the intervention can engage with users.
 
  
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How can we map rhythm? - Using data based on a range of characteristics we can create a contour map of flows for the two main institutions,
 
  
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We have selected 3 main institutions: the cental library, the architectural building and the botanical garden.
 
  
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<gallery widths="200" heights="150" perrow="3" >
 
  
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File:Rit2.jpg|'''Library rhythm''' - The library represents the flow of '''knowledge'''
 
  
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File:Rit1.jpg|'''Architectural building rhythm''' - the Architectural building includes people flows but also knowledge. These kind of flows are in most cases represented as linear rhythm.
 
  
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File:Rit3.jpg|'''Botancial garden rhythm''' - the rhythm of the botanical garden is strictly connected to nature. It's represented by the passing of the seasons and of years. Its time is cyclical.
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=='''Analysis'''==
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We will try to map rhythm using data based on a range of characteristics selected from 3 nodes: the cental library, the architectural building and the botanical garden. This analysis will help us to define where the intervention can engage with users.
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<gallery widths="250" heights="150" perrow="3" >
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File:Rit2.jpg|'''Library''' - the library as a flow of knowledge ('''linear''')
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File:Rit1.jpg|'''BK city''' - the Architecture building primarily includes movement flows but also knowledge ('''linear''')
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File:Rit3.jpg|'''Botancial garden''' - the botanical garden is connected to nature. It's represents the passing of the seasons and of years ('''cyclical''')
  
 
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Opening hours
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[[File:Opening hours buildings.jpg|900px]]
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===Library===
  
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*[[atom10:Library | Library]]
 
 
     opening hours
 
     opening hours
 
     knowledge flow
 
     knowledge flow
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     newspapers
 
     newspapers
  
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*[[atom10:Architecture building | Architecture building]]
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Weekly loans
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[[File:Weekly 2010.png|1000px| Weekly loans]]
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[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AjCUkPBIM6AkdFJGOG5xTnFzRFJtMllwN1pITlZzQWc#gid=4 | Library's Data]
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===BK City===
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     opening hours
 
     opening hours
 
     lectures
 
     lectures
 
     times/students
 
     times/students
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    cafe/canteen
 
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    espresso bar
 
 
     library
 
     library
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    university employees
 
  
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*[[atom10:Botanical garden | Botanical garden]]
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Students flow
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[[File:Students flow bkcity.png|1000px]]
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Library weekly loans
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[[File:BK Library weeks 2010.png|1000px]]
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[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AjCUkPBIM6AkdHRoSjBDNTdBZnRfb0pRZS15M25xTWc#gid=0 | Bk City's Data]
  
 
===Botanical garden===
 
===Botanical garden===
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The garden is a source of information. Schools, organisations and other interested parties enjoy being shown around. The botanical garden is used for applied technological research at the TU Delft. The scientists search for new methods to obtain raw materials, such as Taxol and UV.
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The garden is a source of information for schools and other organisations. The botanical garden is used for applied technological research at the TU Delft. The scientists search for new methods to obtain raw materials, such as Taxol and UV.
  
  

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The Rhythmanalytical project

CvsL.jpg
There is a strong relationship between everyday life and rhythm. We are particulraly interested in the relationship between cyclical and linear rhythm. Cyclical and linear rhythm are in perpetual interaction, the cyclical originates in the cosmic, in nature: days, nights, seasons, the waves and tides of the sea, monthly cycles, etc. The linear emerges from social practice, therfore from human activity: the monotony of actions and of movements, imposed structures. The antagonist unity between the cyclical and the linear sometimes gives rise to compromises, sometimes to disturbances.






Analysis

We will try to map rhythm using data based on a range of characteristics selected from 3 nodes: the cental library, the architectural building and the botanical garden. This analysis will help us to define where the intervention can engage with users.

  • Library - the library as a flow of knowledge (linear)

  • BK city - the Architecture building primarily includes movement flows but also knowledge (linear)

  • Botancial garden - the botanical garden is connected to nature. It's represents the passing of the seasons and of years (cyclical)


Opening hours Opening hours buildings.jpg

Library

   opening hours
   knowledge flow
   books loaned out
   newspapers

Weekly loans Weekly loans


| Library's Data

BK City

   opening hours
   lectures
   times/students
   library

Students flow

Students flow bkcity.png

Library weekly loans

BK Library weeks 2010.png


| Bk City's Data

Botanical garden

   opening hours
   types of plants
   seasonal changes
Piante ritmo.jpg
The graph shows the flowering times of plants in the botanical garden. Plants have been cataloged for families and clearly indicate the rate of vegetation changes with the seasons. protection, from certain crops.


The garden is a source of information for schools and other organisations. The botanical garden is used for applied technological research at the TU Delft. The scientists search for new methods to obtain raw materials, such as Taxol and UV.


Opening hours:

Mon-Fri 8.30am-5.00pm

Saturdays 10.00am-4.00pm



Data Surrounding buildings:

Data Surrounding buildings 


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