Sound And Sound Loss Of The River Taff
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Cabinet of the River
This project explores the sounds of the River Taff, but also sound loss; demonstrating how someone with a hearing impairment may have a different experience of the river.
Drawing from personal experience to demonstrate the loss of sounds, through physical volumes to represent areas where no sound was present.
Colour creates a visual representation of sound, showing how sound dissipates and spreads out, different concentrations and volumes. Whilst the physical blocks act as a barrier to sound where there is not any sound present.
It is an inclusive design, so both those hearing and with hearing
loss can connect with the sounds experienced.
Annabel Harris
(she/her)
I am a second year architecture student, passionate about environmental and social sustainability; particularly through community based projects to enhance the public realm. I am also interested in playful and interactive architecture, and how this encourages active and creative spaces.
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