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Designing public acoustic space: Australian sound designs, a history, analysis and recommendations for a more considered acoustic environment

Research Project

Researchers: Bandt, Ros

Full description This will be the first major study on Australian sound design of public acoustic space. Sound design is a new interdisciplinary field in which Australia has made pioneering contributions, yet little has been documented. A representative sample of sound designs, both indoor and outdoor will help to establish this national practice. A new acoustic mapping tool will be invented to analyse the designs. Historical and stylistic trends can then be observed. The language and practice of sound design will be articulated in a substantial book profiling the importance of sound to all interdisciplinary designers, museologists, acoustic engineers, landscape designers, architects and musicians.

Data time period: 2001 to 2003

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