Various translations of the eight attributes of the Perceived Affective Quality Scales included
in the ISO/TS 12913–3 standard have been used in different languages. We report on …

This paper discusses the soundscape assessment approaches to soundscape interventions
with musical features introduced to public spaces as permanent sound art, with a focus on …

The soundscape approach considers sound as a resource from a user perspective in the
planning of public spaces. While this approach is garnering increased research attention …

Soundscape planning remains a challenge to many urban practitioners due in part to a
scarcity of soundscape design tools. While many sound planning tools exist, they are …

Large parks have been studied for their tranquil and restorative properties, including in the
sonic dimension. The auditory experience of users in small urban public spaces, such as …

Over the years soundscape planning has clearly gained significance; however, it is still the
case that soundscape projects and soundscape-based urban noise planning are not fully …

We present an interdisciplinary collaboration focusing on the two-way interactions between
researchers, sound artists, and the city through an iterative process of design, deployment …

The concept of soundscape as a paradigm shift for understanding, measuring, and
analyzing environmental sound is more than 50 years old. Many disciplines have adapted …

When designing a sound installation in public spaces, creators consider a wide range of
factors related to the site where it will be deployed as part of the artistic statement. However …

This research explores the awareness and perceptions of practitioners regarding the role of
the soundscape in understanding and managing public spaces. Without considering the role …