Studentification
How does student city, Groningen deal with the changes students bring to the streets and neighborhoods? Master students of the Revitaliszing Neighborhood course (class of 2019) have examined 8 streets with a large number of student residents to discover what the consequences of studentification are for these places. The students also carried out some inspiring interventions to promote how students and non-students can live together in a pleasant way.
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