http://bldgblog.blogspot.com/2009/09/tabletop-terrain.html
Daniel Dendra from anOtherArchitect, produced a tea table that was inspired by the sound recordings of Cairo’s streets. From the recordings, he generated CNC-milling patterns that created complex joints for carpentry. The underside of the table was purely inspired by the acoustics of the city of Cairo, and the complex surface flushes with a base that was curved opposite of the surface.
Daniel Dendra from anOtherArchitect, produced a tea table that was inspired by the sound recordings of Cairo’s streets. From the recordings, he generated CNC-milling patterns that created complex joints for carpentry. The underside of the table was purely inspired by the acoustics of the city of Cairo, and the complex surface flushes with a base that was curved opposite of the surface.
Both pieces can serve as a table or a noise map of Cairo.
In what ways may this work be considered an index and how may it be considered a symbol? How are sounds ways being instrumentalized in the design process?
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