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A Pseudo Reminiscence
Student Project from Edinburgh School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture, 3rd Year
An investigation into the integral elements of a live club experience exposed a facet of our lives that has been removed in the Covid-19 era. Questions of intense proximity, sound impact and inebriation were all studied. However, the key idea explored was how live performance offers an opportunity for transcendence. Therefore, as a result of this investigation an attempt was made to create a new synthetic landscape, with unique sonic texture, that could have a semblance of this transcendent experience.
By Richard Scott, Archie MacLean and Fred Wilkins
A Pseudo Reminiscence
Student Project from Edinburgh School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture, 3rd Year
An investigation into the integral elements of a live club experience exposed a facet of our lives that has been removed in the Covid-19 era. Questions of intense proximity, sound impact and inebriation were all studied. However, the key idea explored was how live performance offers an opportunity for transcendence. Therefore, as a result of this investigation an attempt was made to create a new synthetic landscape, with unique sonic texture, that could have a semblance of this transcendent experience.
By Richard Scott, Archie MacLean and Fred Wilkins
