Sound Office

The archive compiles designed interventions in a city landscape
that regulate, mitigate and transform sounds.

The unit gives a historical account of quantification and systems of sound, moving the needle
from the imperialist-human tendencies to an interspecies practice on sonic culture.

Sonic Unitenter

The exploration exposes the sounds of green energy transitions to unveil their sonic paradoxes.

This investigation explores how preserving Bornholm’s unique sonic heritage—particularly its soundscapes as intangible cultural heritage—intersects with the island’s evolving identity as one of the world’s first “Energy Islands,” highlighting the challenges and opportunities of balancing modernization with cultural preservation.