NEBourhoods-Sounds
How does our environment change when we simply close our eyes? Hide the obvious and let the unheard enter our heads?
The NEBourhoods sounds are acoustic explorations of Neuperlach, recorded and compiled by musician and composer Jürgen Reiter. They are sounds from places that Neuperlach residents have taken him to or that he discovered by chance. Places where NEBourhoods ideas were realized. Also places where they ultimately failed to take root. Places that visually characterize Neuperlach and where it is not so easy to consciously listen. And also places where people rarely stop because there is nothing to see.
In between, a few people from the project talk about the ideas they worked on in Neuperlach, where and how they have now taken shape in the neighborhood and what will happen to them after the project.
You can find the entire album here.
We hope you enjoy listening to it!
Albert-Schweitzer-Straße 68: Hortus di Monaco
Track 1
The green strip on an underground car park where the Hortus di Monaco neighborhood garden is being created. In summer, when the first raised beds had just been built.
In the Feichtstraße
Track 2
A street that leads out of the Ostpark to a residential enclave between two large parking lots. A new garden has also been created here.
At the Sudermann Center
Track 3
In front of the district office. What would it sound like if an urban garden landscape were to be created here after all
Growing a Tasty Neuperlach: Magdalena Engl and Andreas Obermeier
Track 4
Growing a Tasty Neuperlach: Magdalena Engl and Andreas Obermeier
Track 4
The Green City team explains how the Neuperlach eats green living lab in Neuperlach came about. How does climate-friendly nutrition actually work, from planting a garden to plant-based cooking? From hexagonal beds to Neuperlach garden landscapes, from wild herbs and the living ring tuber, from cooking and eating everywhere and together.
Albert-Schweitzer-Straße 68: Shadow bank
Track 5
A break on the shaded bench in the Hortus di Monaco.
Shadow and Energy: Sebastian Clark Koth
Track 6
Sebastian from the Technical University of Munich explains what has emerged from the Shadow and Energy Living Lab in Neuperlach. How do we want to deal with the increasing heat in our cities? Especially in places where we can't plant trees? About heat islands and the people who suffer most from them. About protection from the sun and using its energy.
Theodor-Heuss-Platz: MakerSpace
Track 7
A break in summer at the Sternbrunnen, where the MakerSpace was also located.
Karl-Marx-Ring close to Peschelanger
Track 8
Am Steini - meeting point for mobility to screw and hang out.
Therese-Giese-Allee/Pretorius Allee
Track 9
An der Resi - Treffpunkt für Mobilität zum Reparieren und Ausleihen.
Treffpunkt Mobilität: Matti Drechsel
Track 10
Matti von der TU München erzählt, was durch das Reallabor Treffpunkt Mobilität in Neuperlach entstanden ist. Was sollten Treffpunkte bieten, die Menschen bewegen, mit dem Fahrrad zu fahren oder zu Fuß unterwegs zu sein? Und wie finden wir heraus, wo im Viertel sie am besten entstehen sollten? Von ungewöhnlichen Methoden des gemeinsamen Suchens und Findens, von der Bedeutung des Sitzens für die Mobilität und wie man ein Fahrrad in einer Bibliothek ausleihen kann.
Theodor-Heuss-Platz: NEBourhoods-Pavilion
Track 11
On the veranda of the pavilion, between two interview appointments
Charles-de-Gaulle-Platz: Nisthocker
Track 13
Charles-de-Gaulle-Platz: Nisthocker
Track 13
A seating sculpture on the path leading from the PEP shopping center to the residential ring road.
Gerhart-Hauptmann-Ring 15: CHILLspORT
Track 14
On the forecourt of the Gerhart Hauptmann Middle School, which has been transformed into a place to chill out and work out.
At the Schumacherring
Track 15
Because first there was a free parking space, and then there was a lot to hear.
From the Nisthocker through the PEP to the subway
Track 17
A path that most people in Neuperlach have probably already taken.
Ecolopes: Fabio Sweet
Track 18
Fabio from the Technical University of Munich talks about what has come out of the Ecolopes living lab in Neuperlach. How can we bring people and nature closer together again in the city? By wrapping our residential buildings in a second living façade made of plants, animals and microorganisms. So that the quality of life is right for everyone.
Bildcredit: Stephanie Maier