Description du projet
C’est le moment de vous mettre à l’écoute de votre ville
À quoi ressemble le son de votre ville? Le projet SONINURB, financé par l’UE, montrera comment l’étude de l’environnement sonore peut soutenir et influencer la conception des politiques. Il expliquera également comment l’utilisation d’installations sonores urbaines et l’intervention sonore peuvent promouvoir l’inclusion sociale et un développement local durable. Le projet étudiera l’environnement sonore qui contribue à donner une atmosphère particulière à chaque lieu, et qui joue donc directement sur la qualité de l’environnement urbain dans le sens où il peut attirer les gens, les faire fuir ou leur procurer une sensation de confort ou de menace. Le projet se concentrera également sur les implications sociales et politiques, notamment en ce qui concerne les zones vulnérables confrontées à des problèmes urbains critiques.
Objectif
The sonic environment constantly surrounds us, and strongly contributes to give a special atmosphere to every location, a particular ‘sense of the place’, which directly influences the quality of urban environment. This is because atmosphere has the capability to attract or repulse people, to make them feel comfortable or uncomfortable, secure or unsecure: it represents the immaterial framework of the living environment and perfectly reflects the effects of every urban transformation. In particular, urban atmosphere drives people’s experience of everyday public space, and its social and political implications can be finely investigated through sound, especially in regards to those vulnerable areas dealing with critical urban issues (such as depopulation, segregation, transformation and expiration of local identities and intangible cultural heritages), and to those vulnerable citizens who experience social, racial, religious, and gender issues.
Is it possible to better acknowledge –and contribute to improve– the atmosphere of a vulnerable urban area undergoing spatial and social transformation by investigating and intervene its sonic environment? What are the related political, social, and cultural implications? The action intends to advance Urban research for urban policy analysis and design by implementing a participatory and collaborative approach to urban sound design, and sound planning tools oriented to vulnerable areas. In particular, the research aims to demonstrate how the investigation of sonic environment can support policy analysis and influence policy design, and aims to explain how the use of urban sound installations and sonic intervention can promote social inclusion, and sustainable local development.
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MSCA-IF - Marie Skłodowska-Curie Individual Fellowships (IF)Coordinateur
30135 Venezia
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