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Created page with "''people have (not) asked me (yet): why is there a bookshelf above my head?'' == defining the problem == * dining room is one of the noisier rooms at the moment ** especially when having dinner with kids * noise seems to be a unhealthy * room may exclude people who are in a sensitive state == possible solutions == * remind people to be quieter ** pros: it’s good to articulate what you want ** cons: feels bad to hold ppl back, doesn’t work for long ** probably nee..."
 
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* noise seems to be a unhealthy
* noise seems to be a unhealthy
* room may exclude people who are in a sensitive state
* room may exclude people who are in a sensitive state
* difficult to calm down and/or have a calm conversation


== possible solutions ==
== solutions that don't need any construction work ==


* remind people to be quieter
=== ask people to be more quiet ===
** pros: it’s good to articulate what you want
* pros: it’s good to articulate what you want
** cons: feels bad to hold ppl back, doesn’t work for long
* cons: feels bad to hold ppl back, doesn’t work for long, doesn't work with kids
** probably needs to be done from time to time
* probably needs to be done from time to time
* not joining dinner when feeling sensitive
** pros: no changes needed
** cons: passively excluding, could lead to frustration, sickness
* put things in the room to trap sound reflection


=== not joining dinner when feeling sensitive ===
* pros: no changes needed
* cons: passively excluding, could lead to frustration, sickness
== About reducing sound reflection ==
== About reducing sound reflection ==


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* people make quite a science out of it and only spend time with reading about different options (it’s a science though)
* people make quite a science out of it and only spend time with reading about different options (it’s a science though)
* requires changing a room, which also affects people
* making changes to crucial rooms feels like a very sensitive operation
* hanging stuff on the wall over head height might scare people
* hanging stuff on the wall over head height might annoy people
** (sub)conscious fear of things falling down
** room could seem more cluttered
 
=== basic technical knowledge ===
 
* there's sound reflection and sound transmission
* [[wikipedia:Noise_control|hthttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noise_control]]
* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acoustic_quieting
* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soundproofing


== inital approach/copy from come ==
== inital approach/copy from come ==
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* [Liou] “I’d like to attach more bookshelves there in order to establish noise reduction and free up space in piano room. Please share your thoughts.[…]”
* [Liou] “I’d like to attach more bookshelves there in order to establish noise reduction and free up space in piano room. Please share your thoughts.[…]”
** Desire to have less clutter in dining room, Larissa seems she may start doing stuff
** Desire to have less clutter in dining room, Larissa seems she may start doing stuff

Latest revision as of 18:59, 2 January 2025

people have (not) asked me (yet): why is there a bookshelf above my head?

defining the problem

  • dining room is one of the noisier rooms at the moment
    • especially when having dinner with kids
  • noise seems to be a unhealthy
  • room may exclude people who are in a sensitive state
  • difficult to calm down and/or have a calm conversation

solutions that don't need any construction work

ask people to be more quiet

  • pros: it’s good to articulate what you want
  • cons: feels bad to hold ppl back, doesn’t work for long, doesn't work with kids
  • probably needs to be done from time to time

not joining dinner when feeling sensitive

  • pros: no changes needed
  • cons: passively excluding, could lead to frustration, sickness

About reducing sound reflection

Problems

  • people make quite a science out of it and only spend time with reading about different options (it’s a science though)
  • making changes to crucial rooms feels like a very sensitive operation
  • hanging stuff on the wall over head height might annoy people
    • (sub)conscious fear of things falling down
    • room could seem more cluttered

basic technical knowledge

inital approach/copy from come

  • [Liou] “I’d like to attach more bookshelves there in order to establish noise reduction and free up space in piano room. Please share your thoughts.[…]”
    • Desire to have less clutter in dining room, Larissa seems she may start doing stuff
      • [Liou] could someone elaborate more on the clutter part?
    • Desire to keep Piano room as main book room
    • (Book sorting as a parallel issue mentioned, Marynia mentioned interest)
    • Desire for there to be a clearer concept
    • Doug find is a bit claustrophobic, and enjoys rooms without stuff above head heigh, but not opposing