Selected projects
A few examples of the tools we have worked on: civic biodiversity planning, thesis-driven data analysis, and open-source housing search infrastructure for Amsterdam.
Urban biodiversity · civic planning
A lightweight digital tool for URBIO BAUHAUS, supporting the project’s work around urban biodiversity, New European Bauhaus principles, and practical city-facing decision support.
We shaped the product logic, interface, and deployment so project teams could move from scattered planning material to a clearer working tool.
Thesis project · data analysis
Emilie’s thesis project: a dashboard for analysing Marineterrein data and making patterns easier to read, compare, and discuss across research and planning contexts.
The work focused on translating raw site data into a more navigable analytical interface, with visual summaries designed for interpretation rather than decoration.
Open source · housing search
An open-source platform for house hunting in Amsterdam, built to make listings easier to collect, compare, filter, and act on during a fast-moving rental search.
We developed the product as a practical workflow tool: structured listing data, clearer search states, and a calmer way to keep track of housing options.
What connects them
Dashboards, filters, summaries, and extraction layers that make raw material easier to judge.
Tools shaped around the project’s actual setting, from city biodiversity work to Amsterdam housing search.
Selected research and product experiments are available through our GitHub profiles and project repositories.
