does anyone know of projects, installations, or firms that have dealt with sound creating space or sensory design in very specific ways...kinda like the scarpa tomb in italy??
you could maybe look at The Swiss Sound Box....peter zumphor (sp?) i think it was designed and built for the 2000 world expo. he also published a book about it titled the same. hope it's of help
Check out the architects Decosterd & Rahm who use a Nietzsche-influenced Aesthetics of Physiology to construct sensory spaces - I have their monograph which glows in the dark...
At regime.dk we like to do Behavioral Architecture & Design by use of a sensory based method. We investigate the sensory premise for being and working in a urban world.
We made a scent piece for last years achitectural exhibition at Louisiana, which you can see at our website..
Nice finding this thread and your suggestions.. thanks!
Philippe Rahm technically doesn't deal with sensory design as much as he works with "atmospheric architecture" - he designs around specific climatic conditions (evaporation, condensation, humidity, etc) and is very pragmatic about it.
CasperRegime, your work is very interesting - from theory to implementation. I did a thesis exploring the sense of smell and how it can be integrated into building design. Program, circulation and building shape are all guided by a choreographed olfactory experience.
I was kinda looking into the realms of the aural aspects of architecture this past school year and discovered the work of Howeler and Yoon. Hope this helps - They were featured in a thick book called Light Colour and Sound in Architecture
help looking for sensory design projects/firms/installations??
does anyone know of projects, installations, or firms that have dealt with sound creating space or sensory design in very specific ways...kinda like the scarpa tomb in italy??
you could maybe look at The Swiss Sound Box....peter zumphor (sp?) i think it was designed and built for the 2000 world expo. he also published a book about it titled the same. hope it's of help
Check out the architects Decosterd & Rahm who use a Nietzsche-influenced Aesthetics of Physiology to construct sensory spaces - I have their monograph which glows in the dark...
www.oneata.eu
Voids Composition & Definition that generate Building Geometry & Perception
At regime.dk we like to do Behavioral Architecture & Design by use of a sensory based method. We investigate the sensory premise for being and working in a urban world.
We made a scent piece for last years achitectural exhibition at Louisiana, which you can see at our website..
Nice finding this thread and your suggestions.. thanks!
http://www.weathers.cc/
http://www.jmayerh.de under installations
http://www.philipperahm.com/data/
i second rahm's work.
Philippe Rahm technically doesn't deal with sensory design as much as he works with "atmospheric architecture" - he designs around specific climatic conditions (evaporation, condensation, humidity, etc) and is very pragmatic about it.
CasperRegime, your work is very interesting - from theory to implementation. I did a thesis exploring the sense of smell and how it can be integrated into building design. Program, circulation and building shape are all guided by a choreographed olfactory experience.
http://www.creativeapplications.net/
Knock yourself out.
I was kinda looking into the realms of the aural aspects of architecture this past school year and discovered the work of Howeler and Yoon. Hope this helps - They were featured in a thick book called Light Colour and Sound in Architecture
http://www.hyarchitecture.com/
Pine Cone Garden by West 8
http://www.west8.nl/projects/gardens/pine_cone_garden/
WHOA.. nice guys!
Avideh Haghighi do you have anything up on the webby?
CasperRegime, yes I do! you can find some of my thesis on my online portfolio at http://avideh.me
There is also a link to it on my archinect profile
anarchytecture: love the creative applications website!
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