Tweets Analysis - Keyword: @kimmelman
Overview
Total number of tweets analysed
28
Earliest tweet was on
2023-03-22
Latest tweet was on
2023-03-30
Tweets covering
8 days
Average age of authors' accounts
10 years
Summarization
The tweets cover a range of topics including: recognition of journalists, progress made against homelessness in certain cities, urban planning and development in New York City, architecture and design, and upcoming events. There is also a proposal to eliminate the Hulu Theater at Madison Square Garden, and a discussion on displaying real numbers in data.
Topic Modeling
- Journalists and media outlets featured in articles
- Homelessness and efforts to combat it
- Urban design and architecture in New York City
- Art and museums
- General discussion and commentary on various topics
Emotional Analysis
The tweets express a variety of emotions, including admiration and appreciation for journalists and their work, concern and sadness about homelessness, frustration with current urban planning and development practices, and excitement about architectural design and projects. There is also some skepticism and criticism towards certain institutions and policies.
Trend Analysis
- Homelessness and efforts to solve it
- Urban design and architecture in New York City
- Featured journalists and publications
- Museum and art events
- Infrastructure proposals and projects
Types of Tweets
Number of Retweets
10
Percentage of total tweets
35%
Number of Original tweets
4
Percentage of total tweets
14%
Number of tweets that contain Mentions
28
Percentage of total tweets
100%
Number of tweets that were Replies
12
Percentage of total tweets
42%
Number of tweets that were Quotes
3
Percentage of total tweets
10%
Number of tweets that contain Hashtags
1
Percentage of total tweets
3%
Top 5 devices used to tweet
| Source | Count |
|---|---|
| Twitter Web App | 11 |
| Twitter for iPad | 8 |
| Twitter for iPhone | 7 |
| TweetDeck | 1 |
| Twitter for Android | 1 |
What devices were used to tweet
Top 10 accounts with highest followers count
| Username | Name | Bio | Followers count |
|---|---|---|---|
| soljourno | Solutions Journalism Network | We support and spread the practice of solutions journalism: rigorous reporting about how people are responding to social problems. | 43,818 |
| kimmelman | Michael Kimmelman | Architecture critic, Headway founder and editor-at-large, The New York Times. Author, most recently, of “The Intimate City” (Penguin Press) | 31,449 |
| jmassengale | John Massengale AIA CNU 🚶♀️🚶🚶♂️🚴♂️🇺🇦 | Architect, Urbanist, Educator, Author. Fellow: @NewUrbanism @SeasideInst @CreateStreets | 4,074 |
| eaXLR | Ernesto Aguilar | Tweets on public media, diversity and opportunities • Director of Radio Programming, @KQED • write @readOIGO • board @PRPDorg x @AIRmedia • past @NFCB | 3,061 |
| NanaimoCommons | NanaimoCommons @sidewalkballet@urbanists.social | Urban #publicspace: our commons. @1sidewalkballet @Economicgarden1 Tweets: @FrankMurphy49 Avatar: Ralf Schmitzer @nounproject | 2,762 |
| VitalCityNYC | Vital City | Enlightening data. New ideas. Civil conversation. Founder @LizGlazerNYC. Co-editor @GregBerman50. | 874 |
| bobbybigtime69 | Bobby Buildings 🏢 | Formlessness follows dysfunction | 675 |
| wjamescom | Warren James | Architect | 647 |
| CNU_NYC | CNU NYC | The New York City chapter of CNU New York and the Congress for New Urbanism. Think Global, Act Local. | 432 |
| Lora_Tenenbaum | Lora Tenenbaum | Important to me: climate change, women’s rights, livable cities, affordable housing, democracy vs authoritarianism, diversity, ecosystems, quality of life… | 302 |
Top 10 accounts with highest friends count
| Username | Name | Bio | Followers count |
|---|---|---|---|
| NanaimoCommons | NanaimoCommons @sidewalkballet@urbanists.social | Urban #publicspace: our commons. @1sidewalkballet @Economicgarden1 Tweets: @FrankMurphy49 Avatar: Ralf Schmitzer @nounproject | 3,830 |
| soljourno | Solutions Journalism Network | We support and spread the practice of solutions journalism: rigorous reporting about how people are responding to social problems. | 3,523 |
| eaXLR | Ernesto Aguilar | Tweets on public media, diversity and opportunities • Director of Radio Programming, @KQED • write @readOIGO • board @PRPDorg x @AIRmedia • past @NFCB | 1,785 |
| jmassengale | John Massengale AIA CNU 🚶♀️🚶🚶♂️🚴♂️🇺🇦 | Architect, Urbanist, Educator, Author. Fellow: @NewUrbanism @SeasideInst @CreateStreets | 1,383 |
| bobbybigtime69 | Bobby Buildings 🏢 | Formlessness follows dysfunction | 704 |
| kimmelman | Michael Kimmelman | Architecture critic, Headway founder and editor-at-large, The New York Times. Author, most recently, of “The Intimate City” (Penguin Press) | 612 |
| wjamescom | Warren James | Architect | 412 |
| VitalCityNYC | Vital City | Enlightening data. New ideas. Civil conversation. Founder @LizGlazerNYC. Co-editor @GregBerman50. | 387 |
| AliceNangong | Nangong Dong （Alice） | Strong mother of a cute little boy, business daughter of a kind and gentle mother #SingleMother #StrongWoman #RealEstate #Founder | 309 |
| CNU_NYC | CNU NYC | The New York City chapter of CNU New York and the Congress for New Urbanism. Think Global, Act Local. | 304 |
Most active users
| Username | Bio | Number of tweets |
|---|---|---|
| jmassengale | Architect, Urbanist, Educator, Author. Fellow: @NewUrbanism @SeasideInst @CreateStreets | 8 |
| CNU_NYC | The New York City chapter of CNU New York and the Congress for New Urbanism. Think Global, Act Local. | 3 |
| a_sends | - | 3 |
| soljourno | We support and spread the practice of solutions journalism: rigorous reporting about how people are responding to social problems. | 3 |
| AliceNangong | Strong mother of a cute little boy, business daughter of a kind and gentle mother #SingleMother #StrongWoman #RealEstate #Founder | 1 |
| Lora_Tenenbaum | Important to me: climate change, women’s rights, livable cities, affordable housing, democracy vs authoritarianism, diversity, ecosystems, quality of life… | 1 |
| NYMIsojo | Our collaborative of 19 news outlets & four community partners investigates responses to social problems. First up: caregiving. Supported by @soljourno. | 1 |
| NanaimoCommons | Urban #publicspace: our commons. @1sidewalkballet @Economicgarden1 Tweets: @FrankMurphy49 Avatar: Ralf Schmitzer @nounproject | 1 |
| PantslessTim | I am here to talk about the one true religion. Have you accepted Henry George as your personal lord and savior? | 1 |
| VitalCityNYC | Enlightening data. New ideas. Civil conversation. Founder @LizGlazerNYC. Co-editor @GregBerman50. | 1 |
Tweets per day
Top 10 tweets with highest Retweet count
| ID | Text | Retweet count |
|---|---|---|
| 1641441341069746178 | Some ☀️ for the journalists featured (1/3): @mojeed07 @PremiumTimesng @howeyehearit @dallasnews @DandC @modeld @kimmelman @lucytompkins2 @nytimes @ZNazaruk @unbiasthenews @Nonso_Kenneth_ @PrimeProgressng https://t.co/vs6HGWyZlP | 6 |
| 1639647074093531138 | On the heels of @elisaslow's devastating NY Times story, this week's Response newsletter looks at places making major strides against homelessness. Get stories from @kimmelman @lucytompkins2 @nytimes, @jonhenley @guardian, and Greg Kim @seattletimes: https://t.co/AUxBbIGuLK | 3 |
| 1641198868967587842 | @MarkLevineNYC @kimmelman The New York City we love was not built with FAR calculations, which didn’t exist in New York until the 1961 zoning @NYCPlanning Commissioner Joe Rose called an ideological statement of Modern architecture. Looking at the history of the city we love can be instructive. https://t.co/4IhMjBFlV0 | 2 |
| 1640779536420708385 | Though homelessness can feel unsolvable, a few places have made progress others can learn from. Get stories from @kimmelman @lucytompkins2 @nytimes, @jonhenley @guardian, and Greg Kim @seattletimes in this week's Response. Read and subscribe here: https://t.co/AUxBbIFWWc | 2 |
| 1641208027976982528 | @MarkLevineNYC @kimmelman @NYCPlanning @kwartler1 @GVSHP @friendsoftheues @LandmarkWest @HDC_NYC @NYLCstaff @CNU_NYC @MASNYC @BklynSpeaks @ChrisMarteNYC Those decisions were made on the basis of urban design, placemaking, light and shadow on the street and in lower buildings, light in the tower apartments, taking advantage of parks and views, and even the effect on the skyline. Today’s @REBNY / YIMBY discussion is too simplistic… https://t.co/izk2Lr7QYn https://t.co/34jdWcUWZh | 1 |
| 1641206350012137472 | @MarkLevineNYC @kimmelman @NYCPlanning @kwartler1 @GVSHP @friendsoftheues @LandmarkWest @HDC_NYC @NYLCstaff @CNU_NYC @MASNYC @BklynSpeaks @ChrisMarteNYC Four of the streets are one-sided streets facing open space: Riverside Drive, CPW, Central Park South, and Fifth Avenue. The twin-tower buildings were only allowed on Central Park West. Park Avenue, which is 140’ wide, got “wedding-cake” massing. https://t.co/nBGFexT7OW | 1 |
| 1641205043025129474 | @MarkLevineNYC @kimmelman @NYCPlanning @kwartler1 @GVSHP @friendsoftheues @LandmarkWest @HDC_NYC @NYLCstaff @CNU_NYC @MASNYC @BklynSpeaks @ChrisMarteNYC 3/ In 1929, the New York State Multiple Dwelling Act allowed special zoning on a few select streets: Riverside Drive, Central Park West, Central Park South, Fifth Avenue, Park Avenue, and a locations on the Upper East Side near the East River. https://t.co/0cG4QomRYy | 1 |
| 1641203088802324481 | @MarkLevineNYC @kimmelman @NYCPlanning @kwartler1 @GVSHP @friendsoftheues @LandmarkWest @HDC_NYC @NYLCstaff @CNU_NYC @MASNYC @BklynSpeaks @ChrisMarteNYC 2/ Until 1929, residential buildings in New York City had a height limit of 150’ or 1.5 times the width of the street, whichever was less. That meant 150’ on most Manhattan avenues (100’ wide) and 90’ tall on most Manhattan cross streets (60’ wide). https://t.co/38d7MHvPIO | 1 |
| 1638669655958253568 | @MarkLevineNYC @kimmelman Show real numbers not percentages based on God knows what | 0 |
| 1639039175054839809 | The Ponce Museum of Art (1965) in Puerto Rico is what he chose for the cover of his own monograph | @museoarteponce @FXCollaborative @AIA_PR_Inc @CAAPPR @_p_antonio @kimmelman @JDavidsonNYC @AAMers @paulgoldberger @LangeAlexandra @EnocPerezStudio #MuseoDeArteDePonce #PuertoRico https://t.co/1d4weULUYt https://t.co/PL8a30FOgq | 0 |
Top 10 tweets with highest Like count
| ID | Text | Like count |
|---|---|---|
| 1641441341069746178 | Some ☀️ for the journalists featured (1/3): @mojeed07 @PremiumTimesng @howeyehearit @dallasnews @DandC @modeld @kimmelman @lucytompkins2 @nytimes @ZNazaruk @unbiasthenews @Nonso_Kenneth_ @PrimeProgressng https://t.co/vs6HGWyZlP | 13 |
| 1640779536420708385 | Though homelessness can feel unsolvable, a few places have made progress others can learn from. Get stories from @kimmelman @lucytompkins2 @nytimes, @jonhenley @guardian, and Greg Kim @seattletimes in this week's Response. Read and subscribe here: https://t.co/AUxBbIFWWc | 6 |
| 1639647074093531138 | On the heels of @elisaslow's devastating NY Times story, this week's Response newsletter looks at places making major strides against homelessness. Get stories from @kimmelman @lucytompkins2 @nytimes, @jonhenley @guardian, and Greg Kim @seattletimes: https://t.co/AUxBbIGuLK | 5 |
| 1641206350012137472 | @MarkLevineNYC @kimmelman @NYCPlanning @kwartler1 @GVSHP @friendsoftheues @LandmarkWest @HDC_NYC @NYLCstaff @CNU_NYC @MASNYC @BklynSpeaks @ChrisMarteNYC Four of the streets are one-sided streets facing open space: Riverside Drive, CPW, Central Park South, and Fifth Avenue. The twin-tower buildings were only allowed on Central Park West. Park Avenue, which is 140’ wide, got “wedding-cake” massing. https://t.co/nBGFexT7OW | 3 |
| 1641198868967587842 | @MarkLevineNYC @kimmelman The New York City we love was not built with FAR calculations, which didn’t exist in New York until the 1961 zoning @NYCPlanning Commissioner Joe Rose called an ideological statement of Modern architecture. Looking at the history of the city we love can be instructive. https://t.co/4IhMjBFlV0 | 3 |
| 1641421300705927168 | @MarkLevineNYC @kimmelman @NYCPlanning @kwartler1 @GVSHP @friendsoftheues @LandmarkWest @HDC_NYC @NYLCstaff @CNU_NYC @MASNYC @BklynSpeaks @ChrisMarteNYC @REBNY That’s what we did before Big Real Estate and @NYCPlanning agreed on common goals: maximize profits and raise property taxes. This is density without urbanism. And it’s not affordable. https://t.co/jgJsJTSmSl | 2 |
| 1641208027976982528 | @MarkLevineNYC @kimmelman @NYCPlanning @kwartler1 @GVSHP @friendsoftheues @LandmarkWest @HDC_NYC @NYLCstaff @CNU_NYC @MASNYC @BklynSpeaks @ChrisMarteNYC Those decisions were made on the basis of urban design, placemaking, light and shadow on the street and in lower buildings, light in the tower apartments, taking advantage of parks and views, and even the effect on the skyline. Today’s @REBNY / YIMBY discussion is too simplistic… https://t.co/izk2Lr7QYn https://t.co/34jdWcUWZh | 2 |
| 1641205043025129474 | @MarkLevineNYC @kimmelman @NYCPlanning @kwartler1 @GVSHP @friendsoftheues @LandmarkWest @HDC_NYC @NYLCstaff @CNU_NYC @MASNYC @BklynSpeaks @ChrisMarteNYC 3/ In 1929, the New York State Multiple Dwelling Act allowed special zoning on a few select streets: Riverside Drive, Central Park West, Central Park South, Fifth Avenue, Park Avenue, and a locations on the Upper East Side near the East River. https://t.co/0cG4QomRYy | 2 |
| 1641203088802324481 | @MarkLevineNYC @kimmelman @NYCPlanning @kwartler1 @GVSHP @friendsoftheues @LandmarkWest @HDC_NYC @NYLCstaff @CNU_NYC @MASNYC @BklynSpeaks @ChrisMarteNYC 2/ Until 1929, residential buildings in New York City had a height limit of 150’ or 1.5 times the width of the street, whichever was less. That meant 150’ on most Manhattan avenues (100’ wide) and 90’ tall on most Manhattan cross streets (60’ wide). https://t.co/38d7MHvPIO | 2 |
| 1639039175054839809 | The Ponce Museum of Art (1965) in Puerto Rico is what he chose for the cover of his own monograph | @museoarteponce @FXCollaborative @AIA_PR_Inc @CAAPPR @_p_antonio @kimmelman @JDavidsonNYC @AAMers @paulgoldberger @LangeAlexandra @EnocPerezStudio #MuseoDeArteDePonce #PuertoRico https://t.co/1d4weULUYt https://t.co/PL8a30FOgq | 2 |
Top 3 Languages Used In Tweets
Top 10 Hashtags used
| Hashtag | Count |
|---|---|
| #museodeartedeponce | 1 |
| #puertorico | 1 |
Top 10 Hashtags Used In Tweets
Top 10 mentions
| Mention | Count |
|---|---|
| @kimmelman | 28 |
| @marklevinenyc | 12 |
| @nycplanning | 12 |
| @kwartler1 | 9 |
| @gvshp | 9 |
| @friendsoftheues | 9 |
| @landmarkwest | 9 |
| @hdc_nyc | 9 |
| @nylcstaff | 9 |
| @cnu_nyc | 9 |
Top 10 mentions
Wordcloud of Tweets
Emojis
Average number of emojis used per tweet
25
Emojis used in tweets
| Emoji | Count | Emoji Text |
|---|---|---|
| ☀️ | 2 | sun |
| 🤩 | 1 | star-struck |
| 👏 | 1 | clapping_hands |
| 😆 | 1 | grinning_squinting_face |
| 😊 | 1 | smiling_face_with_smiling_eyes |
| ⏳ | 1 | hourglass_not_done |
Emojis groups
| Emoji Group | Count |
|---|---|
| Travel & Places | 3 |
| Smileys & Emotion | 3 |
| People & Body | 1 |