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

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RobinMazumderRobin Mazumder@RobinMazumder·
28 Juil

I love it. We ran a study a few years ago that looked at activation and greening of urban laneways and found that these kinds of interventions can have a positive effect on well-being. The paper can be downloaded for free here: https://www.tandfonline.com/eprint/5HXXvGaFFEIZTxiat6SW/full?target=10.1080/23748834.2018.1548257 https://twitter.com/jen_keesmaat/status/1287793015780712448

Jennifer Keesmaat@jen_keesmaat

Changing cities has always been about changing minds. A group of neighbours have given up their four parking spaces to transform their Toronto alley into a backyard oasis during the COVID-19 pandemic, complete with an outdoor movie theatre and yoga lessons. #OwnYourCity

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BrentToderianBrent Toderian@BrentToderian·
4 Juil

Don’t just WATCH this. LISTEN to it too. There are many striking things about the transformation of Rue de Rivoli in Paris, part of the 50km’s of new safe space for bikes, scooters etc thanks to @Anne_Hidalgo, @C_Najdovski etc. HT @EmmanuelSPV for video

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villesonoreSounds in the City - Ville Sonore@villesonore·
1 Juin

The pandemic brings to light the importance of public space in cities. https://lfpress.com/life/homes/the-case-for-more-public-space/wcm/6071c4eb-8a50-4b6b-ad95-98a7497eb49f/

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villesonoreSounds in the City - Ville Sonore@villesonore·
1 Juin

Quelle sera la ville sonore dans l'après COVID-19? @iciradiocanada https://ici.radio-canada.ca/nouvelle/1706900/apres-covid-19-coronavirus-silence-villes-lecons-bruit-pollution-sonore-printemps-silencieux.

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villesonoreSounds in the City - Ville Sonore@villesonore·
11 Mai

Et une deuxième entretien, cette fois avec Catherine Guastavino et Romain Dumoulin @iciradiocanada: http://www.radio-canada.ca/util/postier/suggerer-go.asp?nID=4513154

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