I wouldn't wanna be in the apartment directly under it. But I don't think a properly designed monorail would necessarily be disruptively loud, as long as they accelerate/de-accelerate at a proper distance from the station. The station announcements and door chimes would probably drive you crazy though!
I wouldn't wanna be in the apartment directly under it. But I don't think a properly designed monorail would necessarily be disruptively loud, as long as they accelerate/de-accelerate at a proper distance from the station. The station announcements and door chimes would probably drive you crazy though!
They glide as softly as a cloud.
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Probably makes more sense in a mixed use building. Commercial under monorail under residential.
Assuming that the noise mostly travels downwards, which sounds plausible but I'd definitely want to check.