Institute of Landscape and Urban Studies Zürich, Switzerland
Chair of Christophe Girot, Department of Architecture, ETH Zurich.
We understand
sound as a primary element of the spatial structure and aesthetic quality of a landscape. Combining experimental fieldwork with a 3D-sound laboratory setting, we analyze, remodel and recompose sonic spaces.
Team: Ludwig Berger, Fabian Gutscher, Dennis Häusler, Johannes Rebsamen, Matthias Vollmer
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