A green field site in London’s biggest business park, Park Royal, Ealing, is the location of this project. It is surrounded by air and noise pollution, as well as housing. For this reason, the quietest green accessible space was selected to provide a relaxing zone for people living or working locally.

The programme focuses on reducing air and sound pollution by using environmentally friendly material and design to absorb and reflect noise. The natural sounds are then used to create a peaceful art studio in the middle of an urban area.

The concept is to make the often-invisible language of sound noticeable through architecture. The building is shaped in accordance with sound behaviours of reflection, absorption and diffusion in order to generate space for resting, artwork, and sound experiments. People usually remember and sense space through sight. This building will provide a unique experience and enable visitors to notice the surroundings through another human sense, sound.