Architecture That Lingers is an experimental sound project emerging from my film Architecture Score, which reimagines architecture as a composition of the senses.
The three tracks — Sound, Smell, and Memory — are made entirely from voice-over recordings of people recalling what sound, smell, or feeling brings them back to a place.

Each voice originates from a collective survey: fragments of memory, smell, and sensation stitched into sonic form. The human voices were stripped, fragmented, and reassembled into new musical textures — oscillating between melody and machinery, emotion and algorithm.

The result is a sonic architecture:

The first track translates the resonance of sound — rhythmic, glitchy, and raw.

The second captures smell as melody — fluid, atmospheric, intimate.

The third holds memory as harmony — a drifting landscape of voices dissolving into each other.

Together, they form a sensorial archive — an architecture that lingers beyond sight, one that you don’t see, but feel, hear, and remember.

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