May 3, 2017
1. single user: privacy analysis using an unfolded plan
2. multiple users: storyboard proposal for a film
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1. single user: privacy analysis using an unfolded plan
2. multiple users: storyboard proposal for a film
Roone Arledge Auditorium in Lerner Hall
The thick velvet curtain and the sound isolating wood floor help absorb sound. High wall and ceiling panels help disperse sound back to the lower portion of the auditorium.
Rotunda at the Low Memorial Library
Formerly a reading room; now a ceremonial space. Sounds appear bright and amplified here. Materials used include solid green marble from Ireland for the columns, which are topped with gold capitals. Top of rotunda is 106′ in height; approximate floorplan dimensions are 90′x90′.
Tvisongur sound sculpture
Seydisfjordur, East Iceland
“Tvisongur is built of concrete and consists of five interconnected domes of different sizes. The heights of the domes are between 2 and 4 meters and they cover an area of about 30 square meters. Each dome has its own resonance that corresponds to a tone in the Icelandic musical tradition of five-tone harmony, and works as a natural amplifier to that tone.”