The City of Sound: Exploring new approaches to sound in urban planning end development.

摘要

In 2013 Struer decided to become The City of Sound, and has since developed a series of policies that activate sound in core areas like business development, health care, culture and urban planning. A recently ratified Sound Manual for Struer Center suggests some tools and approaches on how to think through sound in planning and designing city centers, and Struer is now in process of becoming a Living Lab for urban sound. All authors of this paper are actively involved in the development of new approaches to sound in urban planning and design in Struer, and the paper presents some central projects and ideas within this framework: The interactive sound universe Lyden af Struer [The Sound of Struer], that allow participants to record and share sounds from Struer, The Sound Bench, that plays back music and stories for the community, the large-scale art project Amplified Views, where screen-shaped sculptures will mark listening spots and amplify environmental sounds at different spots throughout the municipality, and other temporary art installations during the sound art biennale Struer Tracks. The presentation reflects on these as means to activate sound in the development of community, identity and liveability in a provincial city like Struer. Your manuscript for an INTER-NOISE 2019 paper must be submitted as "pdf file. The instructions for preparing your paper, given below, are in the font and format that should be used in your paper. The abstract, as shown here, should be in 12-point "Times New Roman" bold type with a maximum of 300 words, without including equations, images and drawings. All of these instructions are similar to those for other INTER-NOISE Congresses. You may use this paper as a template for your paper by replacing the text with the text of your paper, or simply use it as an illustration for preparing your paper. A maximum of three keywords shall be added below the abstract and a least one classification number the I-INCE Classification of Subjects.