Walls that Soak is an interactive installation that constructs concrete form out of sensory cues that resemble mental rather than physical conceptions of architecture. Revealing its meaning in layers, the installation exists as a filmic pan of a structure, through which participants obtain hints and generate a tactile understanding of a space. Walls that Soak represents a small, but fully scaled, two story structure of a home, using primarily three elements: interactive sound, a floor plan drawn out on the floor, and hanging fabric.
By Caroline Record and Leah Wulfman
For the source code and tech details: https://github.com/crecord/OfSoundMap...