Titlebook: Agogic Maps; From Musical Phrasin Raffaele Pe Book 2017 The Author(s) 2017 Scripting Equipment.Sound Cartography.Sound Design.Spatial Desig

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The Imageless City. An Aural Approach to Locative Media and Informal Settlements,ion deepening the relationships between urban morphology, locative media, and sound design, with a special emphasis on Marshall McLuhan’s definition of the Acoustic Space, the performative ambience emanated by modern technologies. This book investigates the case study of the African capital of Dar e

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Urban Samples. The Reconstruction of the Settlement Model,ant is influenced by the intention to work within a context of informality in proximity to other more structured parts of the city. The chosen urban sample embraces a large variety of informal settling features, and it is close to major infrastructural elements. The presence of these elements consti

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Agogic Maps. A Topography of Sound Signals for Spatial Orientation and Configuration,h an initial itinerary of locations and distances for the construction of the agogic map of Yombo Vituka. Musical notions in spectralism, psychoacoustics, and ethnomusicology all contribute here to generate a creative cognitive scenario of sound signals to foster the experimental extent of the map.

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Sakorn Mekruksavanich,Anuchit Jitpattanakulter, with Kevin Lynch’s five urban elements of the image of the city, a mental map of the informal district is reconstructed and discussed as a possible structure for the development of an agogic map of Dar es Salaam.

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Sakorn Mekruksavanich,Anuchit Jitpattanakulototype (Geoscore), and its extension is outlined through a comparative table, where the sound spectrum is analyzed according to environmental, social, and time variables. The space acquires a performative scope. The project becomes a chronographic rendition of spatial transfigurations.

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Urban Samples. The Reconstruction of the Settlement Model,ter, with Kevin Lynch’s five urban elements of the image of the city, a mental map of the informal district is reconstructed and discussed as a possible structure for the development of an agogic map of Dar es Salaam.