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''"Whisper - Whispering makes the children curious. They want to know if something secret is going on. Whispering gets their attention much more than yelling." [https://wehavekids.com/parenting/Help-for-Parents-Getting-Noisy-Kids-to-be-Quiet]'' | ''"Whisper - Whispering makes the children curious. They want to know if something secret is going on. Whispering gets their attention much more than yelling." [https://wehavekids.com/parenting/Help-for-Parents-Getting-Noisy-Kids-to-be-Quiet]'' |
Revision as of 14:28, 20 April 2017
Hua Fan & Jorik van den Bos
Developing a multi-performative Interactive Acoustic System for the Science Center.
Primary problem statement
Lessen the sound in the building by absorption, encourage the visitors to be more quiet (especially children) and give expression to the acoustics of the Science Center
Concept
Museum
- Short term layer (mostly interesting for children)/ long term layer (mostly interesting for adults)
- Sensors differentiate between adults and children
Reflection
- Paint a picture of the sound over the long-term
Interaction
- Interact with children: whispering LED animals with fun facts
Acoustic properties
- Sound ceiling with acoustic properties, passes down data to the LED painting
Inspiration
"Whisper - Whispering makes the children curious. They want to know if something secret is going on. Whispering gets their attention much more than yelling." [1]
“If you interrupt us while we’re talking, we will not respond. Learn to pay attention.” [2]
Soundless rooms
Nature, trees, plants, animals reacting to children (Mittal Children’s Medical Centre at London’s Great Ormond Street Hospital)
Acoustic ceilings
Record sounds based on people's height using different sensors
Pixelated animals walking across LED screens
Whispering animals living in the silence
First sketch impression