Potential and pitfalls of using service design to facilitate soundscape thinking in city making

Federico di Fresco*, Luca Simeone

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Abstract

Soundscape thinking - i.e., the capability to consider the experiential possibilities offered by a sound environment - has been characterized as critical for all those design activities connected to city making. Yet, traditional design disciplines operating within the urban domain (architecture, urban planning, service design, etc.) do not routinely engage with processes that systematically identify, control, and change soundscapes. This paper explores how customized service design methods - user journey, service blueprint, and a facilitation toolkit - have been envisioned and piloted within the context of a service design project anchored to the main football stadium of Copenhagen. These methods allowed the service designers and stakeholders involved in the participatory design project to understand existing soundscapes and tweak them by adapting specific touchpoints.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationServDes 2023 : Entanglements and Flows. Service Encounters and Meanings. Conference Proceedings
EditorsCarla Cipolla, Claudia Mont’Alvão, Larissa Farias, Manuela Quaresma
Place of PublicationRio de Janeiro
PublisherLinköping University Electronic Press
Publication date2023
Pages1800-1813
ISBN (Electronic)978-91-8075-476-7
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2023
EventServDes 2023: Entanglements and Flows. Service Encounters and Meanings. - Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
Duration: 11 Jul 202314 Jul 2023
https://servdes2023.org/

Conference

ConferenceServDes 2023
Country/TerritoryBrazil
CityRio De Janeiro
Period11/07/202314/07/2023
Internet address
SeriesLinköping Electronic Conference Proceedings
ISSN1650-3686

Keywords

  • Service Design
  • Soundscapes
  • Urban Studies

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