Curiosity
Meeting and huddle spaces become the hub of the hybrid office.
But how to best structure them for make them effective?
We'll talk about it on March 8, 2022, in the "Smart meeting & working spaces" webinar.
How does photoacoustics, acoustic communication with lasers, work?
The discovery is the result of experimentsThese experiments, conducted at Lincoln Laboratory, should be replicated in real-life situations. If they yield the desired results, this new technology could be used, for example, to communicate dangerous conditions in war zones or to deliver messages to specific individuals in noisy environments.
Questions & Answers
Dog barks. Is that a crime?
Is singing in the street at night a crime?
House above the gym: How to protect yourself from air conditioning noise
How are vibrations generated in plumbing and heating systems?
What risks does the owner of a public venue face due to the constant noise and loud music coming from his establishment during the night?
Difference between criminal and civil offenses
Disturbance of the peace: who can report it?
Disturbing the peace: when is it a crime?
The noisy professions
The regulations of the Municipal Police
The noises produced by bars in outdoor spaces
Private renovation work in a condominium
Appliance operating hours in a condominium
Organizing parties at home, on the terrace, or in the garden: legal obligations and prohibitions
When is a noise considered intolerable?
What limits must the noise emissions generated by the operation of household appliances serving a building comply with?
Condominium rules and children's noise
Hair dryer noise in apartment buildings: how to fix it?
Condominium rules and children's noise
Rude tenants: what to do?
Nighttime noises: what you need to know
Case law in acoustics
Elevator Noise Containment
Noise-producing behavior
Disturbance of people's occupations or rest
Disturbing people's sleep: a crime or an administrative offense?
Difference between intolerable noise emissions and public nuisance
Difference between criminal and civil offenses
Disturbance to others: responsibility of the owner of the premises managed
Disturbance of the peace: what is it?
Disturbance of the public peace: latest rulings
Disturbance of the occupations or rest of people in the condominium
Disturbance of public peace and number of people disturbed by emissions
Noise emissions: harm to an undetermined number of people
The Municipality is usually responsible along with the commercial operators for damages caused by disturbing noises suffered by the condominiums
Emissions prohibited by the condominium regulations
Breach of public peace: professions and activities
Local: Who should take the necessary precautions to avoid noise during the night?
No criminal liability if the noise only disturbs the neighbor
Public peace and quiet
Noises that exceed normal tolerability
Noises: when are they a source of disturbance?
Annoying or disturbing noises in the condominium. What can be done? Current laws and regulations.
Noise in the condominium: what to do
Disturbing noises in condominiums: what the law says
Noises and noises: normal tolerance limit
Urgent appeal form against intolerable noise
Nighttime noise: latest verdicts
Bars with noisy customers: it is the manager's duty to avoid shouting and noise.
Too much noise, builder required to compensate buyers for damages