Cities in which everyone is represented, everyone participates and everyone communicates equally. The extensive issue of the economic and social division manifests itself in all world cities and requires rigorous interventions to counteract the disruption of societies. In order to make cities more liveable, fairer, more sustainable, more climate-proof, more accessible and safer, WeMakeThe.City invites everyone who has something to do with cities to join in, and together, make the city of the future.

AMS Institute is organizing several activities during the week. Find out more about these events:

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Official opening of our new location

June 21st 15:30-19:30

June 21st AMS Institute festively opens its new location at Marineterrein Amsterdam and celebrates its 5-year anniversary. Two important milestones we’d like to share with partners and friends.

Event

Amsterdam City Challenge

June 16

We would like to challenge you to come up with innovative solutions for smart mobility and energy saving. Join our 24-hour non-stop pressure cooker event at 16 &17 June at the start of the WeMakeThe.City festival.

Event

Urban Living Lab Summit

21 June | 09:20 - 17:00

During the Urban Living Lab Summit experts and practitioners presented their knowledge on living labs and activate the participants in co-creative workshops, showing and experiencing if and how to use Living labs for solving urban challenges.

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Urban Climate Living Lab

Climate Resilient Cities

18 June

Climate change and increased urbanization are the main causes of rising temperatures in the city. In a number of workshops you will find out what are the bottlenecks and how to ensure a pleasant living environment.

Event

AMSTERDAM2050

Smart Urban Mobility

June 19 | 15:00 - 18:00

Curious to see how Amsterdam will look like in the future? We'll discuss how the City of the Future can be imagined. How can smart innovations be introduced to the domain of architecture and urban design?

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Noise-adaptive, sustainable airports

Climate Resilient Cities

June 19

Due to the rising demand for housing in the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area (AMA), 80,000 new homes will be built around Schiphol. How can these buildings be designed to reduce the exposure to noise and how can this be done in a sustainable and circular way?

Want to know more or looking to collaborate?