Audialsense, from 2005 to 2017 were are a London based sound & architecture research group, looking at the relationship between the physics of sound, the phenomena of listening, and the synthesis of the two into spatial representation and architecture. 

From 2017 onwards the work has mainly been the output of Paul Bavisters PhD research.

The work shown here is the output of an annual sound and architecture workshop held at London's Architectural Association led by Paul Bavister. 

students are asked to extract sounds from their local environment, and turn them into a short piece of sound. This is a form of situated sonic exploration that examines materiality, space and occupancy. 

Thanks to Kate Davies and Hannah Durham for encouragement and support.

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