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Area of Science:

  • Urban Planning
  • Acoustics
  • Environmental Design

Background:

  • Sound significantly impacts the built environment experience.
  • Professionals often lack the tools to design and plan with acoustics in mind.
  • Current planning practices may not adequately address sound considerations.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To analyze how sound considerations are integrated into urban planning projects.
  • To develop a typology of sound approaches in planning.
  • To identify the disconnect between planning and sound considerations.

Main Methods:

  • Document analysis of 22 planning projects in Quebec.
  • Identification and characterization of sound integration strategies.
  • Typological mapping of sound approaches based on environmental integration and consideration extent.

Main Results:

  • Four main approaches to planning with sound were identified: insufficient, sufficient, necessary, and extensive.
  • A disconnect exists between abstract planning considerations and concrete sound considerations.
  • Integration challenges arise at the interface of flexible planning and technical acoustic requirements.

Conclusions:

  • Current planning practices often result in insufficient or disruptive sound integration.
  • Composite approaches are needed to better integrate sound into the planning process.
  • Addressing the disconnect requires bridging abstract planning concepts with technical acoustic data.