Peter Zumthors ‘Swiss Sound Box’ is far more than simply a
temporary pavilion; it is rather a series of interconnected spaces which aims
to blur the boundary of individual spatial regions, to hence manipulate the
standard experience of a responder. Spaces defined within 12 staples of an
apparently random cross gridded nature; each space is in fact meticulously
designed and constructed via the constraints and parameters of its function
within the greater scheme. The overlapping of space creates a unique spatial
environment which engages the responders complete range of senses in direct
response to the architecture and the performance. The architecture begins to
manipulate the responders experience further through the contortion of light
for example in a natural, artificial and projected manner. Whilst the
structural scheme portrays a sense of instability, as supported via the natural
emphasis of the timbers materialistic properties; the overall scheme begins to
convey a volumetric correlation. A correlation which simply portrays the direct
relation between the responder, performance and architecture.
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