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Author: Richard Yanaky

Tools for soundscape design

Developers Blog #1: We’re developing new tools to help you plan urban soundscapes

Posted on May 20, 2020 by Richard Yanaky

By Richard Yanaky, Lead Developer This is our first in a new series of posts that will help keep you up to date on our development process of a new tool that wi...

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Cities can sound better, not just less bad. #soundscape

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27 Feb

We had a great time. Thanks for hosting!

Francesco Aletta@f_aletta

A new @JustNoisePod episode recorded today - to be released soon! Super interesting and fun with our guests! "Guess Who?" (spoiler: it is @villesonore ) 3

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19 Jan

Making lemonade from research lemons: a short blog post on using a small misting water feature in a public space. https://bit.ly/35XiEBz

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19 Jan

Comment créer des #espacespublics réellement adaptés aux défis du 21e siècle ? Quelles sont les méthodes d’observations éprouvées ? Comment les villes du monde entier utilisent les études de la vie dans les espaces publics (#ÉVEP) ?

Réponse le 4 février : https://bit.ly/3bQfrYc

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