Hvad er nabostøj?

23. september 2020: Nabostøj – en fælles faglig udfordring (aflyst på grund af corona-epidemien)

Konference med oplæg om arkitektur, bæredygtigt byggeri, historisk lyd og udviklingen af konkrete værktøjer målrettet folk, der arbejder i bygge- og boligbranchen. Læs mere: Nabostøj – en fælles faglig udfordring

22. september 2020: Morgenmøde

Antropolog Sandra Lori Petersen, Institut for Antropologi, KU, fortæller på et morgenmøde tirsdag den 22. september hos Dansk Arkitektur Center om sit arbejde med nabostøj. Det sker under overskriften ’Støj sender dig i krig med naboen’. Arrangementet indgår i Dansk Arkitektur Centers eventrække, MorgenDAC.

17. september 2020: Offentligt møde

Struer Bibliotek er den 17. september vært for et offentligt arrangement, hvor Sandra Lori Petersen, postdoc ved Institut for Antropoligi, vil fortælle om sit arbejde med at undersøge, hvordan vi oplever lydene af vores naboer, og hvornår beboere i lejligheder oplever lydene af deres naboer som generende støj.

16. marts 2020: Norsk støjkonference (udskudt på grund af corona-epidemien)

Antropolog Sandra Lori Petersen, Institut for Antropologi, KU, holder oplæg på den norske støjkonference 'Støy og risiko for farlig sykdom' under overskriften 'Når støy angriper den private sfæren'.

3. december 2019: Seminar

Seminar om forebyggelse og udfordringer i forbindelse med trafik- og nabostøj i den almene boligsektor. Hvilke erfaringer og løsninger findes der? Seminaret er blevet til i samarbejde med Gate 21, Bo-Vest, FSB, Rambøll og Realdania. Se program her: https://mailchi.mp/03e0fdb158d4/seminar-om-lyd-og-stoej?e=fe6605d060

9. oktober 2019: Danish Sound Day 2019.

The Danish Sound Network hosts a day for everyone who works professionally with sound, audio or music. The program covers a range of subjects for example the sound of music, augmented hearing and of course ‘How the sounds of neighbors become noise’. Program and tickets here: https://danishsound.org/danish-sound-day/

12.-14. august 2019: Seminar

Meet Sandra Lori Petersen at the MEGA seminar - a collaboration between the Departments of Anthopology at Aarhus University and the University of Copenhagen. Sandra Lori Petersen will be giving a talk titled “A fur bikini” in Panel number 7 with the theme of “Choosing the extreme case”. 

16.-19. juni 2019: Kongres og udstilling

Meet Sandra Lori Petersen at INTER.NOISE – the 48th International Congress and Exhibition on Noise Control Engineering conference in Madrid. Sandra will be giving a talk titled “Noises from others and the sound of the city: moralities of urban soundscapes in the private home” in the session on “Soundscapes from a Humanities / Arts Perspective”.

April 2019: Forskningens døgn

I forbindelse med Forskningens Døgn Festivalen deltog Sandra Lori Petersen og Charlotte Cécile Renard med oplægget ”Lyden af din nabo skaber dit hjem”. De besøgte i den forbindelse en stor boligforening i Øbrohuset på Østerbro i København og forskningsformidlingsmediet Videnskab.dk. På Forskningens Døgns hjemmeside kan man læse mere om oplægget: https://forsk.dk/indbakke/lyden-af-din-nabo-skaber-dit-hjem

24. april 2019: The International Noise Awareness Day

April 24th 2019 is The International Noise Awareness Day. Our partners from Gate21 used this day to kick-start a new network of leading Danish noise experts. Sandra Lori Petersen and Charlotte Cécile Renard are part of this network. Educational institutions and others can book one or several noise experts free of charge for arrangements, conferences, seminars etc. 

Projektet nød godt af tværfaglige input fra sin følgegruppe med en bred vifte af kompetencer. Dens medlemmer var:

• Torben Holm Pedersen, FORCE Technology
• Rasmus Skov, FORCE Technology
• Søren Meyer, Grundejernes Investeringsfond
• Stig Hessellund, Realdania
• Jacob Kreutzfeldt, Struer Tracks
• Marie Stender, BUILD, Aalborg Universitet
• Kirstine Lorenzen, tidligere Gate 21
• Rebecca Engberg, tidligere Danish Sound Network
• Kristian Krämer, tidligere Danish Sound Network
• Jens Lyager, tidligere ROCKWOOL International
• Katrine N. Sparrewath, Lejernes Landsorganisation Hovedstaden
• Ramin Salek, EjendomDanmark
• Mette Sørensen, Kræftens Bekæmpelse

The research project wanted to understand when the sound of neighbours becomes disturbing noise for residents living in multi-storey buildings. Noise is often the cause of disputes between neighbours, yet neighbour noise continues to be an underexposed subject in the area of noise research - probably because neighbour noise is not the kind of noise whose nuisance is immediately measurable. Neighbour noise effects people in various ways and our research shows that the volume of the noise is not the only thing influencing when sounds from neighbours become disturbing noise. Time of hour, people’s relationship with their neighbours, and the character of the sound are among the things that influences when sounds from neighbours are experienced as disturbing noise.

The research project centered around approx. 8 months of ethnographic fieldwork in the Copenhagen area and in Struer in Western Jutland. The fieldwork consisted of two parts - primarily it consisted of interviews with inhabitants living in multi-storey buildings (private rental, social housing, housing co-ops, and private owners included). Secondly, it consisted of interviews with professionals from the housing and building sector as well as other stakeholders whom people might get in touch with when filing a formal complaint about or having a dispute with a neighbour.