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What is a peaceful place? Survey in Lundagård

Green trees in the Lundagård park

What is a peaceful place – and who gets to experience peace in the city?

On Friday, September 4, from 2–6 pm, researchers from Lund University and the University of Copenhagen will be in Lundagård to explore how people experience tranquillity and the sound environment in urban green spaces.

We are looking for people who would like to take part in a short survey about their experience of Lundagård. What do you see, hear and feel in different places? Where do you experience tranquillity – and where do you not? And how can our shared urban spaces be made accessible and welcoming to different people?

The survey takes about 15 minutes. Your own experiences and perspectives are what matter. Everyone is welcome to participate – no registration is required. Just drop by!

When: Friday, September 4, 2–6 pm
Where: Lundagård, near the entrance to Lund Cathedral

This activity is a collaboration between the University of Copenhagen and the Sound Environment Centre at Lund University